On IntelWinDVD player, I can pause and bookmark a certain point. How do I save that screenshot into a jpg?
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click the "print screen" button on your keyboard. [this doesnt actually print it just copys the image in your screen] then go into a photo editor and paste it [ctrl-v] and save. :]
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If you want to grab portions of a movie then you won't be doing it with either of those programs.  You need to obtain a video editing program that plays nicely with DVDs.  If you are looking to just take a snapshot of one frame of a movie than you can just do a screen capture with the Print Screen button.  This is usually located next to your scroll lock button.  This copies a snapshot of your screen to your clipboard.  You can then paste that snapshot into your favorite graphics editing program and do with it as you please!  Good luck.
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in your DVD playing software you have an option called 'capture snapshots' when you press this button the frame at which you click will be stored in a file. for eg. if you are using POWER DVD press 'C' the frame will be captured as a still
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If you don't have any special software, you can play the video on your computer and hit the "Print Screen" button (usually next to the F12 key). And then you can open up Microsoft Paint and Paste (ctrl-v) it into the blank page. Then save it. And Voila! You now have a snapshot.
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I think you're asking how to do a screen shot. If you see the button that says "Print Screen", just beside F12 and above Insert, press that and than open the Paint program. Hold the Ctrl button and V and you should be able to edit the image and save it.
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As you say.\n\nJust like you do with a picture. Just save the file.\n\n///
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hahah you need to try this, it will create a clear concept \nhttp://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3072/camera2.html\n\ncamtasia is world best software to record from screen moving images.\n\nfor current screen use simple printscreen button near scroll lock and paste to ms paint.
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There should be a drop down arrow beside the box and it should let you select .jpeg otherwise just type it in following the name of your file- mytrip.jpeg.
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i cant totally help but I do know that you need to save it as a different format that isnt as big of a file. Such asif its .wmv it may need to be a quicktime file.
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The simplest way to screen capture is press the "Print Screen" button on your keyboard. That loads whatever is on the screen at that moment to the windows clipboard. You can then paste into any graphics editor such as MS Paint. \n"Snaggit" is kinda the standard for creating presentations or simulations based on screen captures.\n\nWhen you say "record" though it makes me think you want to capture video or the streaming activity on the screen - which is definetly more complicated.\n\nHyperCam is a product that claims to be the best and has top google placement. Seems like the best product for the job to me.\nSimple effective.\n\nhope this helps.
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http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html?tag=srch&qt=video+screen+capture&tg=dl-20
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you could give the print screen button a go. that always works when you cant right click on an image and choose 'save picture as'
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1) hit 'pause' in the video you are watching where you what to grab the still image\n2) hold the 'ctrl' (bottom left/right of keyboard), 'alt' (bottom left/right) and 'print screen (also called 'prt sc', top right of keyboard) buttons on your screen at the same time (on some laptops  you need to hold  the 'fn' and 'prt sc' buttons. You can also skip the first step and just do this step.\n3) go to photoshop/word/powerpoint/other photo software and open a new document and select either 'paste' or hit 'ctr' and 'v' on your keyboard\n4) voila, see your image in the new doc\n\ncheers from an online video editor :)\nd
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Yes, hit CTRL thenhit PrtScn which is the print screen button then paste it into a paint file and edit it as you wish then save-as file type set to jpeg..\nhope this helps\n\nFrenchie
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just about any graphics image program that can save in Gif Format will do this. You might try irfanview as it is free. Heck even the paint bundled with windows will save gif format.
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Greetings,\n\nI found the program My Video Screen Saver 1.0 which is for for Windows XP/2000/ME/98/NT/95 that should be able to run your videos. It's freeware and compatible with *.avi, *.mpg, *.mpeg, and *.wmv files. I have used this program on my own computer and it runs a *.avi beautifully with no issues at all in screensaver mode.\n\nTo download and install this program, go to http://www.tcsoftdev.com/downloads.htm\n\nClick on the download link for the file "myvideoss.scr" and save the screen saver file to a folder such as "My Documents".  Then right click on the file and select "Install". After installing it, you will be able to go to the Screen Savers tab in Display Properties and configure this screensaver.\n\nGood luck and enjoy!
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Play the DVD in VLC, then just select the Video->Snapshot menu item to take the screenshot.\n\nhttp://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-windows.html