September 9, 2008This giveaway is not available any more.
CapTrue is Microsoft Windows software for creating desktop screenshots very easily. It behaves just like your Print Screen button, but allows you to do more in a single keypress. The key feature of CapTrue is the ability to capture video players windows. You can save image in various file formats or store image in the Clipboard, capture mouse cursor.
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| System Requirements: | Windows 2003/XP/2000/Vista |
| Publisher: | CapTrue |
| Homepage: | http://captrue.com/ |
| File Size: | 1.28 MB |
| Price: | $19.95 |
This software was available as a giveaway on September 9, 2008, this giveaway is not available any more.
You can download the trial version of this software at http://captrue.com/.
Terms and conditions
Please note that the software you download and install during the Giveaway period comes with the following important limitations:
1) No free technical support; 2) No free upgrades to future versions; 3) Strictly personal usage.
THIS SOFTWARE PRODUCT IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. WITHOUT LIMITATION, TO THE FULLEST EXTENT ALLOWABLE BY LAW, END USER ASSUMES THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE DOWNLOADED SOFTWARE PRODUCT.
Thumbnailer is Windows Media Player plugin for creation the thumbnails image file. Once you have loaded your media file into Windows Media Player, you can easily create thumbnail image of your movie. Share your video thumbnails, create video catalogs, it’s easy now!
I have spent a long time looking for a good screen capture utility that can capture a snapshot within Windows Media Player. And I never found one! So if this program can capture that, I’m impressed. I use ScreenHunter which I find to be a fantastic utility as it is very quick, unobtrusive, and captures whatever area of the screen that I want, quickly and effectively.
I also understand that any screen capture tool can capture images within the media player by setting Hardware Acceleration (For XP, this is in Control Panel –> Display –> Settings –> Advanced –> Troubleshoot)… not TOO convenient though.
Just to add to my previous post, set Hardware Acceleration to “NONE”, and a regular screen capture utility should capture shots of the media player.
or you could press the prt sc bouton! (print screen) then paste into a document