How to Capture Pics from Anime?

[toadvine]

That depends on the file - some videos are hardsubbed, other ones let you switch it on and off. I'm with the others though - ZoomPlayer or MPC are better these days, and even without their integrated screencap options I've yet to have a problem using printscreen in them.

[sonicboom]

snag it is a good program

[ZERO_ice]

I'd use adobe flash professional, you just import the whole movie and cut out the parts you don’t want then export either a gif, swf, more or less anything.

But flash’s more of a professional tool tho so it’s pretty hard to use.

[bondo]

Many DVD player programs will open & play video files .. they have scene capture features that will save a bitmap image that you can convert to GIF. I use both WinDVD and CinePlayer and both have a little camera icon on the main tool bar that captures images.

[Unknown81888]

I know it's been a while but....Does anyone know how to screen shot with Zoom Player? (I watch most videos with zoom).

The VLC works, but I'd be happier if it was Zoom...

[Forexdemomail]

I use VirtualDub for outputting a series of images.

VirtualDub 1.7.7
File -> Export -> Image Sequences...

If you have to open a file format that is not yet been supported in VirtualDub, here is a workaround solution.

1) Create a text file
2) Enter the following text, and type in the location of the video file that you want to open within the quote. For example...


DirectShowSource("G:\Minami-ke\Minami-ke 02.mkv")

3) save this text file with a file extension of "avs", for example, "video.avs"

4) open this file in VirtualDub, and it will now open the video that you want to capture.


Hope this will help.