Capture Pictures with Windows Media Player

To Print a Screenshot with Windows Media Player is disabled at default. In order to do it. You have to do some preparation jobs.

Preparation:

First, open up your windows Media Player.

Then Go to ->Tools -> Options…

Go to the “Performance” tab and click on “Advance” button.

Untick the box “Use Overlays”.

Choose Ok.

Choose OK again.

Choose “Yes” when it mentioned ” This change might cause any digital media content….”

Now all the preparation job have been done . To the real jobs:

Open up a video and pause at the part where you want to capture the pictures.

Press the “Print Scrn” button on your keyboard at the Windows Media Player Screen.

Open up a new “Paint” Located at Start->All Program->Accessories->Paint

Press “CTRL”+”V” on your keyboard to paste the Screen of Windows Media Player to the paint.

Crop out the part which you needed and Paste it in a new paint .

Finally Save.

Print out the pictures if needed.

That all.