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Old 04-10-2006, 01:30 PM
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Capturing off of a DVD

I didn't search this at all, so I'm not sure what's there (but will after work). My question is about capturing stills from say a DVD. The best I've been about to do is to pause the DVD, then try and take a digital. It's bad at it's best. Is there a program that's user friendly that will allow me to do this?


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Old 04-10-2006, 02:12 PM
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Robert, the best capture software is "snagit".


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Thanks Don, I'll look into it.
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Intervideo Windvd will also allow you to do captures. Or at least the version I have will.

From the help files of windvd

"WinDVD now allows users to capture a static image during movie playback. Press the "P" key at any time to capture a BMP file of a moving or static image. Capture does not work on zoomed regions and on some hardware motion compensation graphics chips. If you are having a problem, try disabling hardware motion compensation and capturing again.

Captured bitmaps are stored in the Capture subdirectory of the WinDVD directory on your hard drive. Captured files are numbered sequentially: cap001.bmp, cap002.bmp, and so on."
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