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| OmegaDog 448th Post
 
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|  "Print-screening movie frames"
, posted Wed 12 Feb 17:50
I can't comment on the kanji -- but, at least one trick that I know for being able to capture movie frames is this:
First, with one media player, open a miscellaneous movie of your choice.
Then, with another session of the same media player (or with another media player), open the movie from which you want to take captures.
Go to the frame you want, print screen, do whatever cropping you need.
From what I've heard, the whole inability to print screen movie frames has to do something with streaming the movie directly to the monitor, or something like that. I suppose it can only do that trick for one open movie file at a time, though. (For the other, I'm assuming the pixels have to be drawn. When you try to watch the movie like that full-screen on a high-res monitor, you can see a diagonal line of discrepency for frames on scenes that are supposed to be featuring a lot of smoothly running fast characters. At least that's been my experience.)
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