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20/10
2005

How To Capture Images From Windows Media Player

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Windows Media PlayerWhen I decided to open a movieblog couple days ago, actually there’s one thing that worried me. I don’t know how to make a screenshot out of Windows Media Player. Usually, I’m using SnagIt to capture images on my desktop. But SnagIt failed. It seems that WMP still too superior for it. Eventhough I already used DirectX capture method, it still return only a blank screen.

Today, I spent my time to search for the solution on Google. After some useless tips, I came across this tips from Quick Online Tips. And yeah, it works! Finally I can post this movie (warning: NSFW) on The Movies Collection blog :D

So, this is what you should do to enable capturing image in Windows Media Player.

  1. Open Windows Media Player. Select ToolsOptions.

    How To Capture Images in Windows Media Player

  2. Select Perfomance tab and click on Advanced. button.

    How To Capture Images in Windows Media Player

  3. Now uncheck Use Overlays. Click OK.

    How To Capture Images in Windows Media Player

That’s it! Easy, isn’t it? Now you can capture the movie screen in Windows Media Player. Even the traditional PrintScreen method will do.

Now expect more NFSW cool, funny, and weird movies on The Movies Collection :)

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6 Comments »

  1. 1
    Beauford says:

    Nope. Doesn’t work for WMP 11

  2. 2
    Cade says:

    This will not work for WMP 11 at all.

  3. 3
    sushi says:

    its cooooollllllll tips

  4. 4
    Stephanie says:

    doesn’t work for me either! sad….

  5. 5
    deb says:

    is it just me, but i have not got a tool, options, performance or advanced tab on windows media player, all i have is now playing, library, rip, burn, and media guide. someone please help me!

  6. 6
    Alex says:

    Deb, you might need to maximize your window. You will find tools above the now playing, library, etc. line.
    For everyone else.. all you have to do if you have version 9 or above is hit ctrl + I and a save option should come up to save a still pic to your computer. thats it.

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