Take picture from video

Technology and Gaming Help and Support
#21

Please stop calling it WMPC, it’s called MPC or MPCHC if you need the full name, Media Player Classic Home Cinema.

#22

This is why I hate acronyms :frowning:

#23

For real? ok, at “Civil Protection: Morning Petrol” at last screen where “houndeye run to dying Mike and Mike pick up the pistol beside him, then point the pistol at houndeye.” btw the way tell me which program to use and how to do it, Thank you for everyone that watch this topic. :wink:

Note:Btw special thank to Keresh.

#24
  1. find a video player that will allow you to to take snapshots. plain Print Screening your current window will most likely result in a black picture. I recommend the VLC player (more particularly the portable version)
  2. play your movie file in the player
  3. pause the movie at the right spot
  4. click “video” --> “snapshot”. A .png file will be saved to your “My Pictures” folder under “My Documents”.

Edit: okay, this was dumb - OP wanted an animated GIF. In which case I’d indeed also recommend the SUPER file converter.

#25

Emmm… Total Video Converter… that’s what he said in his post you replied to

#26

so where can i download it?

#27

Ever heard of google?

#28

oO Omg… Just use Video Avatar and you’ll be happy)

#29

Ok, thank for help.

#30

:’(

#31

Lol wat!1!!!

#32

Did it help u?

#33

Yes, it does, raw_bean i plox you close this down. T_T

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