If you want to promote your videos then you should give your video screen capture or snapshot to your customer. So they can see the quality of the videos and how the videos looks like before they buy it. In Windows you can use Windows Media Player classic to do so, you can refer to my post to see how to do that. In Ubuntu you can do so, but you doesn't need a media player to capture it. You can make it from command line.We are going to use mtn to make screen capture of your videos. Why mtn? … Read more...
[HowTo] Make Multiple Screen Capture With Media Player Classic
July 8, 2010 • 7 Comments
Windows Media Player classic with K-Lite Codec Pack is one of the best media player on Windows. It can play and render many movies format plus render a subtitle. It is working perfectly on Windows XP and Windows Vista, and still have compatibility issue on Windows 7.Another feature of this Windows Media Player classic is make multiple screen capture. You can see the example at the end of this article.To make multiple screen capture with media player classic is easy, please follow the … Read more...
[Tips] Capture Screen in Mozilla
April 10, 2009
Today i got a task from my friend to capture some of data from the web. As usual i was using PrintScreen command and save it as JPEG. But it takes me ages to capture all of the data from the screen, because i need to scroll down and capture, scroll down again and capture. After all of data captured, i need to merge all of the image file into one long image file. It was so frustrating :(Then i got an idea, probably there were some plugins or tools in Mozilla to capture web as an image. After … Read more...
