Re: Anyway to copy a picture from a DVD extra

>From: Colon Terminus ()
>Subject: Re: Any way to copy a photo from a DVD extra?

>Most PC DVD players have a screen capture function.
>RTFM.

Thanks, Colon, for your help. I got it to work.

However, my bare bones PC DVD player does not *have* a "FM", that's why I
posted the question to begin with. I'm lousy with technology, but I am most
excellent with acronyms. FOAD.

JMKAUFFMAN

JMKAUFFMAN <> wrote:
>> From: Colon Terminus ()
>> Subject: Re: Any way to copy a photo from a DVD extra?
>
>> Most PC DVD players have a screen capture function.
>> RTFM.
>
> Thanks, Colon, for your help. I got it to work.
>
> However, my bare bones PC DVD player does not *have* a "FM", that's
> why I posted the question to begin with. I'm lousy with technology,
> but I am most excellent with acronyms. FOAD.


ROFL

P Pron

I'll bet it has a readme or a help file though that you couldnt be bothered
to use
"JMKAUFFMAN" <> wrote in message
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> >From: Colon Terminus ()
> >Subject: Re: Any way to copy a photo from a DVD extra?
>
> >Most PC DVD players have a screen capture function.
> >RTFM.
>
> Thanks, Colon, for your help. I got it to work.
>
> However, my bare bones PC DVD player does not *have* a "FM", that's why I
> posted the question to begin with. I'm lousy with technology, but I am
most
> excellent with acronyms. FOAD.
>
>

Biz

>I'll bet it has a readme or a help file though that you couldnt be bothered
>to use

You lose the bet. There was no manual, no help file, nada, thus my post here
(which the piquant Colon answered). SWDYJGFY?

JMKAUFFMAN

Biz, says...
> I'll bet it has a readme or a help file though that you couldnt be bothered
> to use

You know, not all PC DVD players can capture a still image. The one that
came with my laptop can't. He asked a fair question.

Mark Spatny

Why havent you just come out and stated what software player you are using?
"JMKAUFFMAN" <> wrote in message
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> >I'll bet it has a readme or a help file though that you couldnt be
bothered
> >to use
>
> You lose the bet. There was no manual, no help file, nada, thus my post
here
> (which the piquant Colon answered). SWDYJGFY?

Biz

"Mark Spatny" <> wrote in message
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> Biz, says...
> > I'll bet it has a readme or a help file though that you couldnt be
bothered
> > to use
>
> You know, not all PC DVD players can capture a still image. The one that
> came with my laptop can't. He asked a fair question.

What player software do you use?

Biz

Biz, says...
> What player software do you use?

The player that came with my laptop is Intervideo WinDVD v3.0. There's
nothing in the docs about being able to do a screen grab.

Mark Spatny

"Mark Spatny" <> wrote in message
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> Biz, says...
> > What player software do you use?
>
> The player that came with my laptop is Intervideo WinDVD v3.0. There's
> nothing in the docs about being able to do a screen grab.

Screen shots in WinDVD keyboard shortcut P
Screen shots in PowerDVD kb shortcut C

or vice versa

been that way since the beginning of time, at least since the softwares were
originally released...

and those shortcuts are listed in the help files for both programs.

Some users may need to turn off hardware acceleration in the advanced video
config for the player software.

Biz

Biz, says...
> Screen shots in WinDVD keyboard shortcut P
> and those shortcuts are listed in the help files for both programs.

I appreciate the tip, but I just double checked, and it isn't in the
help file that came with the software. There are a lot of keyboard
shortcuts listed, but not "p". But I'll give it a try.

Mark Spatny