Capturing screenshots - how to implement --nooverlay?

[Ad Infinitum]

I've searched, couldn't find any more specific help on this. I want to take screenshots with VLC. The FaQ states: "Under Windows, add the --nooverlay option to the command line and use Prt Sc button to put a screenshot on your pasteboard. You can then paste this picture in a picture editor or a Word document or something."

Now, to get VLC to run, this is what I have to put in the command field: C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe
Where do I add the " --nooverlay" part? Because I've tried a shitload of possibilities and it just doesn't work. Can anyone help me out? Thanks in advance,

~ Ad Infinitum

[AI]

Never mind found out how to do it.

[Flame]

How did you get it? I can't even find the Windows Tab... lol

[Guest]

Please if anyone can answer this I need to know aswell!!

[Saturshi]

Anyone know how to? I'm watching an anime, and I try "Snapshot" on the Video tab. It does, and I set the directory to "Desktop". But I don't see the image file.

[Guest]

The future of my website is in the hands of who-ever can tell me how to snapshot, sadly.

[erbsen]

Did you try it this way ?

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erbsen