Ok, so, I have a bunch of AVI files (d/led episodes of an anime), and every
once in awhile I come across an image in them that I'd love to make a
screen capture of. But the only player I have that will make screencaps
won't play AVIs. Are there any free players that will play AVIs and make
screencaps?
Catherine Johnson.
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> Hey,
>
> Ok, so, I have a bunch of AVI files (d/led episodes of an anime),
> and every once in awhile I come across an image in them that I'd
> love to make a screen capture of. But the only player I have that
> will make screencaps won't play AVIs. Are there any free players
> that will play AVIs and make screencaps?
>
> Catherine Johnson.
It's an image viewer, but it does have a very good video plugin.
HTH.
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> Hey,
>
> Ok, so, I have a bunch of AVI files (d/led episodes of an anime),
> and every once in awhile I come across an image in them that I'd
> love to make a screen capture of. But the only player I have that
> will make screencaps won't play AVIs. Are there any free players
> that will play AVIs and make screencaps?
>
> Catherine Johnson.
One more thing: Media Player Classic also lets you make screencaps. And
the process is a bit less involved than Irfanview's. It also has built-in
support for Quick Time and Real Media files. (There are also versions
that can play said files without Quick Time or Real Player being
installed previously)
Uh, I mean, does anyone know of an AVI recorder that's compatible with an
Adaptec video input card? The stupid thing insists on only working with
the software it's bundled with, which is clunky and doesn't allow you to
really get under the hood of a video clip and tinker with it (like
compress the audio from WAV to AC3.)
swac
Just askin'.
> One more thing: Media Player Classic also lets you make
> screencaps. And the process is a bit less involved than
> Irfanview's. It also has built-in support for Quick Time and Real
> Media files.
Oh... (checks)
Ah! It worked! Yatta!
Thanks, Freezer. ^_^
Catherine Johnson.
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> Freezer wrote:
>
>> One more thing: Media Player Classic also lets you make
>> screencaps. And the process is a bit less involved than
>> Irfanview's. It also has built-in support for Quick Time and Real
>> Media files.
>
> Oh... (checks)
> Ah! It worked! Yatta!
> Thanks, Freezer. ^_^
>
Glad I could help!