Can’t copy “Stills” from Video Clips – can’t save “http” Playlist items to hard disc

[Rob C]

When I try to capture Stills (freeze frames) from Video Clips downloaded from the Net, I sometimes can’t copy and save them to Disc. “Print Screen” gets them to the Clipboard and they appear to paste into Photosuite but then disappear from the file when they are saved.

Any solutions – or is this a License problem?

Also is there a way of saving items in the Media Player (Version 9) Playlist with an “http” address to the Hard Disk?

Many thanks.

[Cari \(MS-MVP\)]

Second question first. Google for SDP. It will let you save WMV files to
your hard drive.

First question.... import the clips into Windows Movie Maker and capture the
still images that way.
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Cari (MS-MVP)
Printing & Imaging



"Rob C" > wrote in message
...
>
> When I try to capture Stills (freeze frames) from Video Clips downloaded
> from the Net, I sometimes can't copy and save them to Disc. "Print
> Screen" gets them to the Clipboard and they appear to paste into
> Photosuite but then disappear from the file when they are saved.
>
> Any solutions - or is this a License problem?
>
> Also is there a way of saving items in the Media Player (Version 9)
> Playlist with an "http" address to the Hard Disk?
>
> Many thanks.
>
>
> --
> Rob C

[Rob C]

Cari

Many thanks. Much appreciated

Rob C
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Second question first. Google for SDP. It will let you save WMV files to
your hard drive.

First question.... import the clips into Windows Movie Maker and capture the
still images that way.
--
Cari (MS-MVP)
Printing & Imaging



"Rob C" wrote in message
...

When I try to capture Stills (freeze frames) from Video Clips downloaded
from the Net, I sometimes can't copy and save them to Disc. "Print
Screen" gets them to the Clipboard and they appear to paste into
Photosuite but then disappear from the file when they are saved.

Any solutions - or is this a License problem?

Also is there a way of saving items in the Media Player (Version 9)
Playlist with an "http" address to the Hard Disk?

Many thanks.


--
Rob C