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Some folks attempt to capture the good pictures from a DVD picture by pressing the “print screen” key on the keyboard once observance it in Windows Media

Player or different player, however solely get a black blank rather than the particular scene. it's aforementioned that it's displayed on a unique layer

known as overlay once the picture plays. after you press the print screen key, you simply take the traditional layer wherever the picture isn't displayed,

that the result's a black blank.


capture image

Then, here comes the question: the way to capture still pictures from DVD movies taking part in in an exceedingly DVD player?

There area unit 3 straightforward ways that to capture still pictures from DVD movies:

1. Use SnagIt, you'll capture the video region or the complete taking part in window then edit it mistreatment “crop” tool.

2. Uncheck overlay. If you're a Windows Media Player user, this will be set in its tool menu. Uncheck use overlay in “DVD video” and restart the player,

then you'll use the “print screen” key to capture pictures and paste in a picture editor.

3. Get a media player like BlazeVideo television Player. It will capture pictures from DVD movies or live TV show, preview image and save them on Winchester

drive or moveable devices. within the float panel, there's a button to capture image, simply click the button, you'll capture the favourite movies scene as

BMP still image, and also the captured pictures are going to be saved in “My Pictures”. It permits you to preview captured pictures in Paint application;

delete the unhappy one; save the chosen pictures or all {the pictures|the pictures|the photographs} and rename the chosen images.

I found there exists another technique however i feel perhaps it's a bit sophisticated for laptop illiterate like American state. however you'll have a

strive. that's turning off hardware acceleration.