Windows 7 automatic screenshot downsizing?


  1. RAMburger
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit
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    Windows 7 automatic screenshot downsizing?


    I just switched over to Win 7 Ultimate 64 bit from XP SP3, and for the most part it's a better OS so far. However there are some things I have issues with, for example in a program I use called TotalMedia Theatre from Arcsoft, the screenshots I take of video footage get resized to almost half their original resolution, and from 2.63 MB to roughly 800 KB.

    I'm using the same version of the software as I did on XP, so it's not that.

    Is there a setting that keeps the original quality of screenshots in tact?

    Also, the Windows Picture Viewer in 7 doesn't appear to have an option for saving/renaming file extensions without going into Paint for example. Is there something I'm missing there?


    Any help is much appreciated!
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  3. Pontii
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    Windows 7 Better then yours
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    Do you got all your gfx drivers updated?
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