TUTORIAL:: How to take SCREEN SHOTS and upload them using Media Player Classic

**taposhbhai** · #1 09-25-2005, 09:27 AM

Hi freinds,I am planning to make some tutorials on different issues we need in BT.So starting with the easiest one :D Suggestions are always welcome.If you know any better technique,you can share with us.

There are many ways to make screen shots and post them.Here i am using what i think is very easy,convenient and looks nice.

How to take the screen shots
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1)Open your file with Windows media player classic (download from here ) which will look like this

2) Pause the file somewhere you wish and then click on file menu->save image.Just like this....

Change the "Save As Type" to Jpeg (See the rounded box in the pic.Give a file name and you are done

3) Take at least 4 screen shots from different scenes.

**taposhbhai** · #2 09-25-2005, 09:27 AM

How to post the screen shots
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Try to follow both (a) and (b).If not possible,at least do (b).Please dont do only (a) cause the website http://imageshack.us/ is unaccessible from some middle-east countries so the members there will not be able to see your screen shots.

(a) Optional but looks good with very minimum efforts:-

Go to http://imageshack.us/ .Click on 'Browse',select your pic file and finally click on 'host it'.After few seconds, you will see something like this

See there are total 7 links for the pic you have uploaded.Copy the 4th link and paste on the BT reply box.

Upload all the screen shots one by one and copy-paste the 4th links.The final otput will be like this

(b) Must do:-

Scroll down of the reply message window and find "Manage Attachments".Another window will appear.Click on "Browse",select your file,click on "upload".You are done!!!

Okay my lecture is finished.If you have any problem to do them,please write here in details (bangla,english jei language ei hok,no problem).

**Those who are wondering from which film i have taken the screen shots,well its Shuva.I
have collected it recently and will share with my friends very soon.So dont worry**

**taposhbhai** · #3 09-25-2005, 09:33 AM

my next lecture ( :D ) is going to be on "how to open router ports and increase download/upload speed"....right now taking knowledge on this....

**rihaad** · #4 03-25-2006, 06:41 AM

Hey tapashbhai . I got a big problem with my new computer to get the screenshots by using windows xp (service pack2) . Picture doesn't come as a jpg file and can't upload nothng so far ? Any other idea by using windows media player 10 with windows xp service pack 2 (without clicking the printscreen button)?

lk9865 · #5 03-25-2006, 07:24 AM

try other screen capture programs. just search in goole...There are tons out there.

**rihaad** · #6 03-25-2006, 07:28 AM

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Originally Posted by lk9865

try other screen capture programs. just search in goole...There are tons out there.

yeah that's what I was thinking (may be photoshop) give me some tutorials then I don't have to read the whole thing :) Anyway I will work on this in this weekend and hopefully I will figure it out .

**rihaad** · #7 03-26-2006, 02:37 AM

noone replied so far ????? Waiting for the reply from taposhbhai :) Can you come on msn and let me know please ? I am still waiting for your reply .

Anyway just worked it out . Now I can release heaps of movies and dramas .

Aurthohin · #8 07-14-2006, 07:43 AM

In my Media player classic there is no option for taking screenshot. What can I do?

**TeolABM** · #9 07-14-2006, 02:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Aurthohin

In my Media player classic there is no option for taking screenshot. What can I do?

Aurthohin post. look around and you will find it from the File Menu. try to download the latest version.

**isinpt** · #10 07-14-2006, 05:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Aurthohin

In my Media player classic there is no option for taking screenshot. What can I do?

you dont have to goto media player classic to take screenshots.you can take with your latest version of windows media player,maybe version 9 or 10 or beta 11.

HOW ?? goto tools menu from windows media player,choose options,then click on the performance tab,there is slider bar (depends on version)for Hardware Acceleration or Video Acceleration,change it to none,close media player and reopen.

Now you can play n pause your video files and use the regular printscreen button of your keyboard and paste it to mspaint.

note: use this settings only when you are taking screenshot,you may face problem of fastforwarding the video file with this setting depends on your graphic card and codec installed on your pc.

**rihaad** · #11 07-14-2006, 06:14 PM

For "Windows Xp (service pack2) . There's an easy way , just press "ctrl & I" together and it will work for you .

**TeolABM** · #12 07-14-2006, 06:53 PM

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Originally Posted by rihaad

For "Windows Xp (service pack2) . There's an easy way , just press ctrl & I together and it will work for you .

great suggestion rihaad. it works like a charm. so simple and quick! thanks alot!

ashinc · #13 11-26-2006, 06:34 PM

You can also use VLC player to take screenshots. Open an avi (or any other playable file) using VLC player

- then press the right mouse button
- now select 'Snapshot' from the list
- the image will be saved in .png format (by default) in your My documents> My Pictures folder. The good thing about png image is that unlike .jpg, it is exactly the image you'd see while waching the docu (or anything else). Specifically, it's more helpful if you're looking for a top quality encode from std DVB or HD DVB, etc :)