Yeah. So, I need an HD DVD and Blu-ray screenshot program. I've tried SnagIt but it doesn't work. I prefer NOT to lower hardware acceleration as it screws up my nVidia panel and PC in general.
Any ideas? I'm coming up with zero.
edstein
10-02-08, 09:37 PM
This is probably not the right answer but, can you just hit the print screen button?
JoeyOhhhh
10-02-08, 09:44 PM
Might want to try running another video program playing a video first, hit pause, then playback the HD DVD or Blu disc in another program and then do the print screen. I know I used to do that when I didn't have a program to take screen shots with, unsure if it'll work with HD media.
DVD Polizei
10-02-08, 10:43 PM
Tried that, but got an error. Good idea, though.
DVD Polizei
10-03-08, 09:18 PM
Guess I better try the AVS Forum. :lol:
Drexl
10-04-08, 01:07 AM
I'm not sure there's a "legitimate" way of doing it, if you know what I mean. It was demonstrated (and I wish I was making this up) that a movie could be copied by taking a screenshot of each frame. Seriously. I can't remember where I read this, but I know I did.
Dan Average
10-04-08, 07:16 AM
It was demonstrated (and I wish I was making this up) that a movie could be copied by taking a screenshot of each frame. Seriously. I can't remember where I read this, but I know I did.
That's pretty much what happened -- PowerDVD supported screenshots until some weisenheimers pointed out that you could capture every single frame and reconstruct the video that way. This obviously sucks as a ripping method, but it resulted in a lot of hysterical "BLU-RAY COPY PROTECTION BROKEN!!!!!!!!!!!!" stories, so Cyberlink got cold feet and yanked the feature from the next version. At this point I don't think there's any way of doing it that doesn't involve actually breaking the copy protection.
DVD Polizei
10-04-08, 07:52 PM
Just wanted to say, thanks for the comments and the problem is now solved.
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