why i cant print screen from a video...?
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You need video capture software.
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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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Open the image which is on your monitor in a your browser, print it from the browser. If you have Photoshop, or Microsoft Picture It! open it in either of those programs and print it from there.\n\nIf you want to do the print screen option. Click with your mouse somewhere on the screen, then CTRL+C and paste into MS Word or Paint.
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Try MP4Cam2AVI at SourceForge:\nhttp://mp4cam2avi.sourceforge.net/index.htm
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that means your video has a bad encode, and your program can't read it.\n\nYOu'd have to reencode/recapture your source video.
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If you're using Windows XP, try a system restore. If that doesn't work, reinstall your video drivers.
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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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Video conversion is highly CPU dependent. So if your CPU isn't fast enough, that may be the problem. It could also be a slow hard drive.
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You can do that in windows movie maker which comes with XP.\n\nIf it doesn't let you, you could always try a screen capture.  press the print screen button on your keyboard "prt scr", and then go to a graphics editor such as paint or whatever, and do edit-paste.  Then you'll need to crop the image.
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alt + PrtScr(print screen) then paste into what ever image editing software you have then you can cut it out.\nOh, and make sure that, that is the active window other wise it doesn't work.\nI also realized that you could be trying to get what ever it's playing, but I'm sorry to say that as far as I know that doesn't work, and you'll have to have special software to do it. If you use printscreen it saves the boarder but not the actual play area.
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Quicktime is a movie format. JPEG is a still graphics format. You might try taking a screenshot (using the Print Screen key) and pasting it into Paint.
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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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It might be a single resolution burned out of the screen. I hope I'm wrong. The screens are so cheap now, I doubt it's worth fixing..Good Luck.
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You can use a (free) media player called KM-Player. It has an option for screen capture.\nhttp://www.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Video/Video-Players/KMPlayer.shtml
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Is this laptop new (like maybe only a few months old)?\nIf not then you might need to update you're video driver, or reinstall it.\n\nIf still nothing, goto control panel, click display.\nGoto the last tab and click the advanced button.\nAt that point I really can't help you too much, just find something that talks about a 2nd screen/monitor.
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There may be a preference in Windows Movie Maker to only capture video, or it might be set to digital input when you're sending it analog.  \n\nChances are if you preview before you record you should be able to hear the audio coming out of your computer.
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Most often print screen will help. This is how you should do.\n\n- Hit print screen key on your keybaord\n- Goto paintbrush application and press Ctrl + V\n- And then sve the file.\n\nHope this helps.