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• HOW TO TAKE A SCREENSHOT ON WINDOWS FROM MEDIA PLAYER10 HOW TO

Taking image from video via PrtSc key in Windows Media Play doesn't allow you to select an area. Under the Video Acceleration Settings, uncheck "Use Overlays" and click OK. On Windows Media Player, click Tools > Options > Performance > Advanced button.If you are using Windows Media Player on Windows XP and earlier, you have to take an extra step before capturing screenshot in the player. Some users reported that when capturing an image in a video on WMP with the Print Screen key, the image turned out to be black or blank.

Now open an image editing program in your PC, for example, Microsoft Paint, and click paste the image into a canvas by Ctrl+V. The screenshot of the video is saved in the Windows Clipboard. Step 3: Press the PrtSc key(Win + PrtSc in some PCs) in the keyboard to take a screenshot. Hold the Ctrl + Shift keys and click the Play button to go one frame backward.Hold the Ctrl key and click the Play button in the player to go one frame forward.Tip: To fast forward or rewind a video frame by frame in Windows Media Player, you can: Step 2: Drag the slider to the frame that you would like to take a screenshot. Full screen the video if you want to capture only the image of the video. Step 1: Play a video in Windows Media Player.

HOW TO TAKE A SCREENSHOT ON WINDOWS FROM MEDIA PLAYER10 HOW TO

You can easily capture a still image from a video playing in Windows Media Player by pressing the Print Screen key on the keyboard. Here is how to do that. Method 1: Capture Image from Video with Keyboard ShortcutĬapture Image from Video with Keyboard Shortcut

However, unlike VLC and other modern video players, Windows Media Player doesn't provide a direct way to take a screenshot. When playing a video or movie in Windows Media Player, you may want to capture a still image from the video or movie.