Mojo Deactivated User
1223 Posts 9/03
| Posted - Feb 6 2006 : 5:48AMI know you can make J-PEG pics direct from DVD's, but is there any way of doing the same with WMV clips and M-PEG's? [Link] |
Sbando Boy Euro Babe Magnet
1839 Posts 6/01
| Posted - Feb 6 2006 : 7:41AM
BSPlayer plays almost all formats from the box and it can grab screenshots from any source. [Link] |
kierkegaard Loose Cannon
185 Posts 8/05
| Posted - Feb 6 2006 : 8:38AM
Not sure what DVD software you have on your system Mojo, but Win DVD snaps photos. [Link] |
oatmeal Meat Popsicle
Seeking Beauty 1738 Posts 8/04
| Posted - Feb 6 2006 : 8:46AM
The low-tech solution on a windows PC is to take a screen capture followed by a paste & edit in an image editor. you may need to turn off DirectShow using dxdiag .exe.don't forget to turn DirectShow back on after you're done. Edited by - oatmeal on 2/6/2006 8:47:11 AM  [Link] |
Mojo Deactivated User
1223 Posts 9/03
| Posted - Feb 6 2006 : 1:29PM
What is "BSPlayer"?The only after market special CD/DVD editing program I've got is Roxio. Can that do it, 'cause as far as I can tell the normal players WMV, Real Player etc. don't seem to have the ability to capture frames from WMV's and M-Pegs?  [Link] |
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Sbando Boy Euro Babe Magnet
1839 Posts 6/01
| Posted - Feb 6 2006 : 2:10PM
BSPlayer: Click here. The free version has no limitations. With VLC media player and Media Player Classic, it's the best independent player available. Plays Apple too, as long as you have the codecs. [Link] |
Mojo Deactivated User
1223 Posts 9/03
| Posted - Feb 7 2006 : 7:21AM |
Mojo Deactivated User
1223 Posts 9/03
| Posted - Feb 7 2006 : 10:20AM
Sbando, I've now downloaded the player and found the function to take J-PEG frame shots, but for the life of me I can't find where it's saving them to??? Do you know? [Link] |
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yes I'm virilis 954 Posts 11/05
| Posted - Feb 7 2006 : 10:34AM
vlc saves them into "own pictures" or how the folder is called in English. [Link] |
Sbando Boy Euro Babe Magnet
1839 Posts 6/01
| Posted - Feb 7 2006 : 1:18PM
It saves them in its own folder (most likely: C:\Program Files\Webteh\BSplayerPro) until you set up a different folder. Press Ctrl+P, General, General Settings, bottom left "Directory for captured images". It works with Quicktime too, as long as you have the codec installed, and with ram files too, but I never tried that. You can ffd and rewind avi's, create bookmarks and a bunch of other things. And it's FREE. And it's not sending your credit card number or your fiancée's home address to Sony or Microsoft. VLC is also ver good. [Link] |
Sbando Boy Euro Babe Magnet
1839 Posts 6/01
| Posted - Feb 7 2006 : 6:26PM |
Mojo Deactivated User
1223 Posts 9/03
| Posted - Feb 8 2006 : 4:56PM
Thanks for the help there. I managed to redirect the saves, but I still couldn't find the original saves. No big deal. At least I can now save the pics to somewhere I can find.   [Link] |
dagger_5005 New Member
New Yawk 1 Posts 2/06
| Posted - Feb 8 2006 : 11:27PM
you can download windows media player classic from this link , after you download an have it running just click "file" and on the drop down menu "save as" and it will leave it ( as a jpeg )right on your desk top , dvd's mpegs wmv's what ever . http://www.afterdawn.com/software/video_software/video_players/media_player_classic_for_win98_me.cfm  [Link] |
tritone Deactivated User
1009 Posts 4/03
| Posted - Feb 11 2006 : 9:56AM
Frame Shots (previously called Snatch It!) is perfect for doing this. It grabs high quality stills from just about any computer video format.http://www.frame-shots.com/ You can download a free version that works with most of the features in tact, but it will put a transparent watermark across the image grab. Buying the real version removes all of this.  [Link] |