How about Windows Media Player?Originally posted by mev:if you are using windvd, freeze on the frame you wanna capture and right click on the mouse. u should see an option call "bookmark/capture ". select "capture image" and u can save it as a jpeg![]()
DVD cannot. it will appear as the current screen of the DVD. pasted image will change as the DVD plays...Originally posted by bo liao:Mayb click pause, then press "print screen" then paste into paint???i only know tis way..
Originally posted by Ayukat:Windows Media Player,
Go to Tools > Options,
Click on the Performance tab...
Set Video Acceleration to none...
Now you can take using the Print Screen Button...
Yay!!!
Originally posted by Ayukat:Then cannot lor...![]()
Originally posted by Ayukat:Then cannot lor...![]()

I use PowerDVD by Cyberlink. There is a Capture frame (C) button on the panel which you can use to capture still frame from any playable movies on PowerDVD. If you go to the Configuration, you can even allocate the resolution size of the captured picture.Originally posted by Honeybunz:I am watching some training DVD on my computer.
It shows some useful notes that I want to copy for my study.
I am not able to use alt+print screen to paste on Paint program.
Is there anyway to do it?