Thread: screen capture

look or scan for a pic

if youre using windows, use alt+printscreen

then use mspaint to crop whatever you need in the picture

Grumble Grumble Grumble

Of course, screen capture from Window's Media player only works if there is no hardware/video acceleration present. All settings for overlays and hardware acceleration will need to be disabled in the associated codec properties first before you can do a screen capture...

any free programs that let you capture from an avi file directly?

i would be interested in one if anyone knows one...

I believe there is one called Virtual Dub but I don't recomend it for actual video editing. It has trouble synchronizing tracks. It's great for pulling indiviual frames though.

cool i'll have to try it.

i like the title:
virtualdub.org
Proof that I had too much free time in college

i SO should have thought of that before!