Feb 23 2004
Making screen captures of a DVD
Apparently Apple doesn’t want you to take a screen capture of your DVD movies. When the DVD Player is running, the standard keyboard shortcut Command-Shift-3 is disabled. I did some googling and eventually found a nice work-around.
Run the terminal, run ’screencapture -c’ to copy the entire screen to the clipboard. You can even tell screencapture to write directly to a file. The only difficulty I have right now is that I can’t run a movie full-screen and still make the capture. There might be a way to tie it to a shortcut key, but my Apple skills are weak.
Forget Apple inhouse DVD Player. It’s buggy. Try VLC, at http://www.videolan.org/, a wonderful OpenSource dvd player (ie free). Any kind of movie will work with it. It can also stream video.
And the mac capture works fine; i just tried it
Command-Shift-3 and Command-Shift-4 (to select a part of screen)
Ciao
but I need one for win98, help?
When I make a screen cap w/ WinDVD, the screen just turns black. Can anyone help me?
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