How can i print pictures from dvd

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by sirenia, Jul 9, 2004.

  1. sirenia

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    I cant figure out how to print a picture or if it is even possible from a dvd, i have several dvd's that were recorded as backups for vhs home movies and i would like to print a couple pictures from the movies but i cannot for the life of me figure it out Please Help.
     
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    flip218 Moderator Staff Member

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    You shouldn't double post. Against forum rules. Will try and get a MOD to transfer this thread to the digital video discussion forum :) Should get the help you need there.

     
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    Thanks, I am sorry for double posting, i thought when i unsuscribed to the first one that it took it off. My Bad.... Sirenia
     
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    LOL dont stress it! :)
    ... what kind of DVDs were they? i.e., DataDVDs, PhotoAlbumDVD, MovieDVD? :)
     
  6. sirenia

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    Thanks they were movie dvd's They have alot of pictures of my grandma who is now dead and my mother is wanting some pictures of her from the movies i thought i could pause the movie right click and save picture or right click and just print but that doesnt work. I guess this is what i get for telling my mother i could figure it out. lol.... Thanks
     
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    Many software DVD players have a capture frame option.

    PowerDVD, WinDVD, Media Player Classic and others.

    PowerDVD - right click on camera icon on player and select Capture to file.
    Pause video on the frame you want and click the camera icon. A bitmap picture file will be saved in this location unless you change it in the configuration.
    My Documents\CyberLink\PowerDVD\Snapshot

    Media Player Classic - Go to Options - Output and set to VMR9 (renderless). Capture a frame with File - Save Image...

    WinDVD can capture also but I don't have it installed right now so I can say how.
     
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  8. sirenia

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    Thanks so much i have powerdvd and i right clicked on it i tried this earlier but i left clicked and of course nothing happened.. i went to the options and it showed where the file was going too under capture, i probably would have never figured it out... Thanks Again... I actually tried it and it worked.
    Sirenia
     

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