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  1. 24th Jul 2005 10:05 #1
    luke_503
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    Hi

    Is there away to take screenshots of an AVI? Ive tried using the normal method (Press screen > paste) but it doesnt work!!!

    Any ideas?
    Thanks
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  2. 24th Jul 2005 10:10 #2
    Soopafresh
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    VirtualDubMod - Make sure it's the MOD one. There's an option to snapshot the frame to a jpg or png.
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    You can do it with Virtualdub under 'Video' > Snapshot or Copy source frame.

    EDIT: Sorry, VDMOD.
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    PowerDVD. Using the capture feature.
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  5. 24th Jul 2005 12:17 #5
    luke_503
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    Thanks, managed to do a few files.

    But some I get:

    "Could'nt locate decompressor for format 'DIV3' VirtualDUB requires a Video
    for Windows compatible codec to decompress video."

    Any ideas?
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  6. 24th Jul 2005 13:29 #6
    ChrissyBoy
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    Try MPC
    SVCD2DVD v2.5, AVI/MPEG/HDTV/AviSynth/h264->DVD, PAL->NTSC conversion.
    VOB2MPG PRO, Extract mpegs from your DVDs - with you in control!
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  7. 25th Jul 2005 11:06 #7
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    It doesn't have to be VirtualDubMod. Any VirtualDub program will do it.

    Open file
    Video - Copy source frame to clipboard or Copy output frame to clipboard

    Open any graphics editing program ( Paint, Photoshop, Irfanview etc...) and paste.

    I like to use Irfanview to view video directories and save frames myself. That way, I don't have to keep opening files in VDub to see what they are.

    The file you are trying to open is a DivX low motion file.
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