How to take a screenshot: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
Klibbnisse (talk | contribs) |
(Cleanup; Added workarounds and actual description of the problem) |
||
Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
{{todo}} | {{todo}} | ||
===Why | ===Why not Print Screen?=== | ||
When using hardware acceleration, Print Screen will be unable to capture the overlayed image. This is due to the image being stored in a different area of memory to the main display, and will manifest itself as an area of color (typically nearly black) where the image appears. | |||
==Workarounds== | |||
===Disabling hardware acceleration=== | ===Disabling hardware acceleration=== | ||
As a workaround, you can disable hardware acceleration. This is done from Control Panel > Display > Settings > Advanced > Troubleshooting. | |||
===Lazy disabling=== | ===Lazy disabling=== | ||
Only one program can use video overlays at once. Thus, you can load two copies of your media player (or two different programs that both try to use overlays), and one of them will display without hardware acceleration. | |||
== | ==Taking a screenshot in specific software== | ||
* VirtualDub | |||
** Video > Copy source/output frame to clipboard | |||
* BSplayer | |||
** P: Original size | |||
** Shift+P: 'What you see' | |||
* Media Player Classic | |||
** F5 | |||
* Windows Media Player | |||
** Ctrl+I | |||
* Zoomplayer | |||
** Alt+F | |||
==How to upload the picture== | ==How to upload the picture== | ||
See [[Content:Anime#Image]] | |||
[ | |||
==Other issues== | ==Other issues== |