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    Media Player Classic - Create Screenshot With

    How to Create a Screenshot Using Media Player Classic
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    How to Create a Screenshot Using Media Player Classic

       Information
    This tutorial will show you how to create a screenshot using Media Player Classic.
       Note
    If you don't have Media Player Classic in your pc, download the K-Lite Codec Pack and it will be installed.
    Or if you want to download just Media Player Classic (HC) without codecs:
    Media Player Classic and Media Player Classic Home Cinema

    For this tutorial I'm using Media Player Classic Home Cinema v1.4.1.2834.




    1. To start Media Player Classic click on button , type Media Player Classic in the search box, and press Enter. This will start MPC. After that you will see the main window on the program.
    Media Player Classic - Create Screenshot With-main.png
    2. From the menu View select Options.
    Media Player Classic - Create Screenshot With-options.png
    3. This will open Options window. In left side first click on Output and on the right side select VMR9(Windowed).
    Media Player Classic - Create Screenshot With-opt1.png
    4. Next, we're gonna do is to open some video in Media Player Classic. After you open some video file, click on the pause button Media Player Classic - Create Screenshot With-pause.png.
    Media Player Classic - Create Screenshot With-opvideo.png
    5. Now,when the video is paused,from the menu File select Save Thumbnails.
    Media Player Classic - Create Screenshot With-thumbs.png
    6. You'll see the Save As window.
    Media Player Classic - Create Screenshot With-thumbssave.png
    • In File Name wrote the name that you want to be saved.
    • In Save as type select the extension of the thumbnail. (.png ; .jpg ; .bmp)
    • In Thumbnails also select what you want. (I select 4x4)
    • And in Image Width select the size (mine is 1024)

    7. Wait for a while for video to be processed. And finally here is the result.
    Media Player Classic - Create Screenshot With-johnny-cash-hurt.mp4_thumbs_-2011.02.14_20.42.47-.jpg



  1. Arc
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    Nice one mate
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  2. Posts : 8,679
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       #2

    Thank you Archie! :)
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  3. Posts : 5,440
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       #3

    Thank Boshko, What a most useful idea!
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       #4

    You're welcome mitchell65! :)
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  5. Posts : 2,009
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       #5

    Nice find but for those of us that don't want to grab another Codec pack

    Get Media Player Classic here

    Free-Codecs.com :: Download Media Player Classic 6.4.9.1 : Media Player Classic is an enhanced version of Media Player 6.4

    or (IMHO even better) Media Player Classic Home Cinema

    Download Media Player Classic Home Cinema, Free Video Player Download

    or (what I use) the latest daily BETAs of MPC-HC direct from "Mother Russia"

    Media Player Classic Home Cinema (x86/x64) - XvidVideo.RU

    -DG
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  6. Posts : 8,679
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       #6

    Thanks for suggestion SledgeDG. Just edited the tutorial. :)
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  7. Posts : 560
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       #7

    Great tutorial as usual. I use this tool daily.
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  8. Posts : 8,679
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       #8

    Thank you eldinv! :)
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  9. Posts : 8,679
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       #9

    Media Player Classic - Create Screenshot With


    How to Create a Screenshot Using Media Player Classic

    Click here to read the entire tutorial
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