July 3, 200521 yr I realy don't know if this should be here or in "Windows XP Media Center Edition" section.If it does, sombody please move it.I am realy interested how can I catch images from windows media player classic. I tried using ACDSee but the image from windows media player classic is just dark.Anyone could give me some advices? Thank you
July 3, 200521 yr Do you mean like a ScreenShot? use Gadwin PrintScreen v2.6+ for that.If you want to edit the file directly i use a program called AVI-MPEG-RM-WMV Joiner v4.81+. Or i use sometimes ethier Ulead VideoStudio or Pinnacle Studio 8.Also Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe Premiere Elements should do the trick.From what i read on ACDSee Features it was not meant for what you are trying...don't know if that answered that question though??
July 3, 200521 yr 1. It isn't Windows MPC. It's just MPC. Windows didn't make it. How could they? They only make bloatware.2. File > Save As Image (or something like that)
July 3, 200521 yr Author Ops, sory then my bad as it is not Windows Anyway, yes it worked, in the file there is a save image.Question now, Can I save it while its running fullscreen? A fullscreen snapshot would be great.
July 3, 200521 yr Not with MPC itself. It always saves to 640X480 resolution. The only way I can think of is to go through the hassle of turning off Hardware Acceleration and pressing Print Screen. Maybe SnagIt or HyperSnap has some option like that. I dunno. Sorry I cannot be of further help to you.
July 4, 200521 yr Author Mine saved at 448X336 Not even 640Any other sugestions?Also I see there is no shortcut to actualy snapshot the imges when you exactely want
July 4, 200521 yr Mine saved at 448X336 <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Guess it depends on the video resolution, too.
July 5, 200521 yr Author Maked MPC to capture.Works like a charm, with shortcut and stuff.All the thanks to the sourceforge guys. Edited July 6, 200521 yr by Messerschmitt
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