Tutorial: Making Screencaps

[pandamilk]

UPDATE (25 September 2006): I have added two more tutorials for Windows Media Player and Media Player Classic :D

In this simple tutorial, you'll learn how to make captures of your favourite videos using PowerDVD 5, Windows Media Player and Media Player Classic. If you're unsure of anything, feel free to ask! I'll try my best to assist you :)

Comments

yay tute!

[modlove]

thanks for that tutorial! ahahha.
my darling junsu = cuteness. (((:

I've been using wmv so far... I wonder if there's a difference in quality? Or does quality depend only on the video. hmmm.

Re: yay tute!

[capturean]

It depends on the video.

[musicsporty1]

the link is not working >< It says the page cannot be found. I guess I will try later today...thanx for the tutorial!

[pandamilk]

yup maybe you should try later because it's working for me :x
if it's still not working i guess i can try help you look for other alternative links :DD

[miranda_baka]

This is so helpful!
I've always wondered how to do this. Thanks so much!

[lesedomu]

I’ve always wondered how to do this. Sissi minanaä said: May 12th, - pm thank you. I often asked me about this, but never searched how to do.

Nothing worked :(

[v_for_vincent]

Hullo there!

Came across your tutorial and it looked really awesome. Never done screencaps before so I had to have a go.

I have Windows Media 10 and run Windows XP on my PC, I also have Power DVD (don'tknow what version though), but neither of these captures an image.

I manage to capture the frame of the Media Player and Power DVD (using print screen), but it still shows the moving image of the DVD playing, even though I unticked 'overlays' (on media player).
Am I doing something wrong? Do I need to rip my DVD to the hard disk?

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

[tsumasaki]

holy cow i didn't know it was that simple! thanks!