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		<title>Screenshot Windows Media Player</title>
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I&#8217;ve wondered how to do this a few times. Having been watching a great film or TV programme through Windows Media Player I&#8217;ve wanted a single screenshot of one particular frame. Using the Print Screen button has never worked by default but there is a fix. Read on&#8230;.

In Windows Media Player click on Tools and [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;ve wondered how to do this a few times. Having been watching a great film or TV programme through <em>Windows Media Player</em> I&#8217;ve wanted a <strong>single screenshot</strong> of one particular frame. Using the Print Screen button has never worked by default but there is a fix. Read on&#8230;.</p>
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<li>In Windows Media Player click on <strong>Tools</strong> and then <strong>Options</strong>.</li>
<li>This will bring up the Options dialogue box and you&#8217;ll need to choose the <strong>Performance tab</strong> as shown in RED in the image below.</li>
<p><img title="Screenshot Windows Media Player" src="http://how-to-solutions.com/images/screenshot-media-player/screenshot-media-player-1.gif" border="2" alt="Screenshot Windows Media Player" /></p>
<li>In the Performance tab click on the Advanced button towards the bottom.</li>
<li>In the dialogue box that appears uncheck the <strong>Use Overlays</strong> tick box again shown in RED below and click OK.</li>
<p><img title="Screenshot Windows Media Player" src="http://how-to-solutions.com/images/screenshot-media-player/screenshot-media-player-2.gif" border="2" alt="Screenshot Windows Media Player" /></p>
<li>You can now capture a screenshot of any file you&#8217;re playing in Media Player with the Print Screen button.</li>
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<p>There shouldn&#8217;t be any loss of quality or noticeable differences so capture screenshots using Print Screen at will!</p>
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