Sunday, January 7, 2018
Screen Shoot Movie Making Tricks With K lite Codec
Screen Shoot Movie Making Tricks With K lite Codec
In general, if you intend to make a screen shoot film or video, well pause the movie then do a print screen, is not it?
But now with windows media player classic (K-lite Codec) so everything is getting easier, make a screen shoot film or video only need a few clicks away.
K-lite codec provides 2 choice for screen shoot, whether a thumbnail or single image. Direct only.
Screen Shoot movie Making Tricks With K-lite Codec (Image)
- Open Media Player Classic (K-lite Codec)
- First we need to do the settings on the media palyer classic output to the output that we use to support screen shoot. The trick Click the View -> Options, Directshow Video section, change the output to System Default. Colleagues can use the output other than that containing an asterisk (*). See the pictures
- Open a movie or video. Play and then pause in a position to co-create a screen shoot.
- Click on File -> Save Image. In the file name field specify the name of the image, and the save as type specify the desired type of image. There are three types to choose an image. Click Save
- Alright already, very easy is not it? Here are the results of storage.
Note: "The images generated in accordance with the video resolution for peers
Screen Shoot Movie Making Tricks With K-lite Codec (Thumbnail)
- In contrast to the above tricks, this time we will store images in thumbnail view or list.
- Please do steps 1-3 on the first trick if peers have not done.
- Click on File -> Save Thumbnails.
- File Name: Specify the name of the image
- Save As Type: Specify the type of image
- Thumbnail: Determine the number of rows and columns
- Image Width: Specify the width of the image, View image
- Click Save
- Alright already, here are the results of storage with thumbnail mode.
Easy is not it? Ive tried it, now turn to peers, and please make comments on Tips And Tricks.
Note:
"Remember to do step 2 on the first trick, because if the output does not support image storage, media player classic will display an error message
K-lite that I use is the K-Lite Codec 6.2.0 "
