Maybe the better bet is to use the combo of Urlsnooper to locate the original video file, and then Net Transport to grab it, if the site will let you ?Įdit: Oh yeah, to be complete here, I did install the Camstudio lossless codec, in between the 1st. I would hesitate to spend money on Snagit or AV Screencast, lacking some assurance that they can really do the job.
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We have about 45 seconds to find a good frame from the video, grab it, put the overlay on then save the still to a flash drive before the guest walks in to see it and their full motion video. The one good thing here is that Camstudio is FREE. Were about done for the day today, so Ill download HyperSnap 8 tomorrow and see if the workflow is what we need.
What next ? On the first try, I had to kill the flashing video window with Taskmanager, as it was very reluctant to close, and was screwing up the open browser and the desktop. AVI now has video, but it's of terrible quality, and still no sound. For the second try, I followed Baldrick's advice quoted above, and went with a site choice of QuickTime format instead. I had selected sound recording from speaker, in the program's preferences. I got the black screen with no video and no sound. The first attempt was with the site choice of broadband + WM format. (The target was an interview clip on HBO Online.) There don't seem to be any guides for it here - if one is even called for - and the Help stuff for the program points to dead links. I installed Camstudio 2, but have gone 0 for 2 attempts trying to use it. Or capture with HyperSnap-DX This is an old thread, but it seemed the one most to the point, and I'm making an effort to research things in the Forums before posting a query that has been dealt with a number of times previously. Turn off overlay/hardware video acceleration in wmp under options->performance->video acceleration and drag it to none.
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