How to capture images from movies using Media Player Classic.
Last update: 15 May 2009 | 77379 views | Comments: 0
There is nothing more easy! Open the movie with Media Player Classic and choose Save Image... from File menu.
If you encounter problems - you may get the following error messages: GetCurrentImage failed, hr = 8000ffff or GetCurrentImage failed, hr = 80004005 - be sure to select the right renderer.
Click on Options... under View drop-down menu and check out the Output settings.
Important! Never select the Overlay Mixer if you want to be able to capture pictures from movies.
And don't forget to check the version of your DirectX - click Start, select Run... (WinKey+R) and type 'dxdiag' without quotes; you need at least DirectX 9.0b.
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