stefan wrote:
Most DVD-player software has a screen-capture option.
Screendumps usually don't pick up the video itself, so I doubt is snaggit will work, but I could be wrong.
I apologize for suggesting SnagIt without testing first! I reviewed so many screen capture utilities before buying SnagIt that I got confused over the feature set. No, SnagIt won't capture from Windows Media Player.
I did a little more research by way of apology, and found that some users have reported success by turning off acceleration inside WMP, and possibly also by turning if off for their video card (display settings)... they were then able to capture the image. In my case, WMP would not run with video acceleration turned down, and at the lowest settings at which it would run, I could not capture.
Yes, as Stefan said, various DVD player softwares have a capture frame feature. Certain versions of WinDVD for example. Probably PowerDVD, etc?
Also, it seems that there are some screen capture utilities that will capture the video. This is just the result of a search - I didn't try any:
Free for Mac OS X: Capture Me
http://www.chimoosoft.com/captureme.html
$30 for PC: SnatchIt
http://theedgeofforever.com/
Also Hyperionics:
http://www.hyperionics.com/
Karl
One of the forum moderators
AC 28 USA and earlier • macOS Sequoia 15.2, MacBook Pro M2 Max 12CPU/30GPU cores, 32GB