How to make screen shot (print screen) in VLC ?

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How to make screen shot (print screen) in VLC ?

Postby pandalife » 10 Dec 2005 18:57

I tried to print screen while pausing the movie in VLC but it turned out to be all black.

I would like to ask is there any possible way that i could make screen
shot (print screen) in VLC ?

Can someone teach me how ?

thanks :)

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Postby dionoea » 10 Dec 2005 21:24

you have to disable video overlay.

if you just want a frame from the current video, press ctrl-alt-s in VLC.
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Postby wrath » 24 Mar 2007 09:48

so that's why my screenshots were black no ? I tried to take some screenshots and nothing happened. I thought if i paused the movie i would gain better results but nothing. I even took them in a windows(not fullscreen) and again nothing.

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Postby dionoea » 24 Mar 2007 17:28

Yes, that's the reason :)

VLC draws directly to the video card (if using Overlay mode).
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Postby wmsstahl » 15 May 2007 20:47

hello,

thank you for this great tip. this really helps a lot. and it is so easy.
ctrl+alt+s ... however i always thought s was for save and not for screenshot but okay ... fine by me ;-)

kind regards

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Postby wmsstahl » 15 May 2007 20:48

hello,

thank you for this great tip. this really helps a lot. and it is so easy.
ctrl+alt+s ... however i always thought s was for save and not for screenshot but okay ... fine by me ;-)

kind regards

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Postby wmsstahl » 15 May 2007 20:48

hello,

thank you for this great tip. this really helps a lot. and it is so easy.
ctrl+alt+s ... however i always thought s was for save and not for screenshot but okay ... fine by me ;-)

kind regards

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Postby wmsstahl » 15 May 2007 20:48

hello,

thank you for this great tip. this really helps a lot. and it is so easy.
ctrl+alt+s ... however i always thought s was for save and not for screenshot but okay ... fine by me ;-)

kind regards

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Postby wmsstahl » 15 May 2007 20:48

hello,

thank you for this great tip. this really helps a lot. and it is so easy.
ctrl+alt+s ... however i always thought s was for save and not for screenshot but okay ... fine by me ;-)

kind regards

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Re: How to make screen shot (print screen) in VLC ?

Postby Arniceous » 20 Jan 2011 07:43

Crtl / Alt / S = Compaq Support Information on my computer. So this keystroke is not always going to work. I also cannot locate the command line within keys of VLC to change it :(

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Re: How to make screen shot (print screen) in VLC ?

Postby SHADOWKAINE » 22 Sep 2011 02:31

Hello,

I have VLC on my computers and I found that certain older versions of VLC use Crtl / Alt / S = to take screen shots and newer versions of VLC use shift /S(lowercase s) since the Crtl / Alt / S didn't work when I tried it out and had to look through the preferences and advanced options.

I think I changed how to take screen shots by going to hotkeys and typing in the word take the search box. That should display the proper hotkey combination to use. Below that there should be a field between the words clear and set that allows you to click on it and then set the new hotkeys you want to use.

Hopefully I am right about this and it all works correctly.

Take care,

ShadowKaine


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