Ok, I'm trying to take screenshots of some XviD stuff I'm messing around with in Windows Media Player. I'm using mplayer2 (WMP 6.2) and I've turned off hardware acceleration. When I take my screenshot and paste it into paint or photoshop, I see the image. When I try to save the file, the image goes totally black. If I close the video program while the screenshot is still up, the screenshot goes black. I can actually see the video playing within my video editing programI'm not quite sure what I'm doing wrong.
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What happens when you try load the "black video image"?
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Well, what happens when you press the print screen button on your keyboard and paste the captured screen image into Paint and save it that way?
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When I paste the image in I can see it fine. When I save it, the image goes black. If I press play on WMP, the image in Photoshop changes to whatever the current scene is.
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when you press the save as button, make sure that file type is on 24 bit. it may be on a very low setting like monochrome. from memory paint remembers the last option you selected in that window.
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Weird. Maybe if you paste your screenshot into Paint, then manually copy it, then create a new bitmap and repaste it? Doesn't sound like it'll work, but maybe... actually, nevermind. This is pretty much what tommyknocker said.
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