if i using windows media player print screen, where is the result putting?

Hi A.N.D.,

If you press the Print Screen key then the image is held on the clipboard. You need to paste the image into a new document in an imaging application (such as MSPaint) to see it.

Mister2

Clipboard? Wat is the clipboard n where is it?
Plz... help me... thx

XnView - free efficient multimedia viewer, browser and converter (40 languages).
Capture Screen - Multiple capture, Hotkey or Delay, Open or Directory (to save screens).

The clipboard is the place where anything you copy is held.. You can't access the clipboard like a program - it's just an area of memory used for storing things.

Open up Windows Media Player. Press the Print Screen button when you wish to save an image. The image is now held on the clipboard.

Then go to Start, Run, type pbrush and click OK. This will open the basic Windows image editing program. (If you use another program such as Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro then you can use this instead). In Pbrush, go to Edit, Paste and your image will be copied from the clipboard to Pbrush. You can now edit the image, save it or print it out.

The image stays on the clipboard until you copy something else. So if you make a mess of things, just close Pbrush, open it again and Edit, Paste to have another go.

Hope this helps.

Mister2

EDIT

As TheTOM_SK said, XnView is a great little program for graphics work. It may offer you more than you need at the moment but it is well worth trying out.

Yes It does print a screen, but the image is only a software image. And the movie screen is black. Wat I can see I already attach it.

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Try this:

Open Media Player and go to Tools, Options, click the Perormance tab and then click Advanced. Uncheck 'Use Overlays'. Click Ok and OK again to close the Tools window.

Start playing your movie and go to View, Full Screen. Press the Print Screen key when you want.

Press Escape to shrink the Media player window to it's original size. You can now open Pbrush and paste the image (Edit, Paste) as outlined in my previous post.

Mister2

Wow, It works... Thank you so much.....
Well I am the one who call A.N.D

Hi BS1,

You're very welcome - glad it worked out OK

Mister2

I am locking this thread since the issue is resolved. PM a moderator if you need it re-opened. Thanks.

BS1, welcome to CastleCops!

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