Gaming Can anyone name a pc screenshot capturer

[Deleted User]

Pretty sure windows 7 has native support for this.

 

[shamiko_]

Pretty sure windows 7 has native support for this.

and so does windows vista and 7 and mac osx and linux

there, your happy now

 

[antwill]

Pretty sure windows 7 has native support for this.

and so does windows xp, vista and 7 and mac osx and linux

He was referring to the snipping tool in this specific case, which XP does not have...

 

[Frederica Bernkastel]

Since none of you could be bothered to read my answer, here's proof.

 

[Satangel]

Since none of you could be bothered to read my answer, here's proof.

I just read it, and I use Jing too. I'm studying to become a teacher in ICT, and our teacher said we should use Jing too. So it's definitely not a bad program, I even made some instruction videos with it.

 

[Rydian]

For video...
[*]Install both camstudio and it's lossless codec.
http://camstudio.org/
[*]In Camstudio, in the video settings choose the camstudio lossless codec. In the audio settings make sure it's set to record from the speakers.
[*]Choose the recording region. If you have the region set to "region", then after clicking record you click and drag to select the area of your screen to record. If you have it set on "fixed", then you click to center the recording box (and in the fixed window you set the size of the box in pixels).
[*]Record your game or whatever, when you stop it'll have you save the raw recording file (give it time to compress the audio).
[*]Download WinFF.
http://winff.org/html/downloads.html
[*]Add your video file(s).
[*]Change "Convert To" to "AVI".
[*]Change "Device Preset" to "Xvid Fullscreen" (or widescreen/anamorphic, whatever you recorded was).
[*]Change the "Output Folder" to whatever you want, or leave it at your documents.
[*]Click the "Convert" button at the top, and wait. Video conversion can take a long time. When it's done it'll say "press any key to continue", and when you do it'll close.
[*]Do whatever it is you want to do with the converted files. Import into a video editor, upload to youtube, whatever.
These settings will ensure the smoothest recording (as long as your computer's up to the task), but will give you a max recording time of about 50-80 minutes at once (depending on the recording resolution and a bunch of other factors).

Though if you're recording a modern 3D game your only real bet is FRAPS.

 

[juggernaut911]

Tape wax paper to my monitor and bust out the ol' crayons. When finished tracing, I color it in then make a boutique of it. Finally, I scan it in. Open it in Photoshop CS5, resize it. Save it as a TIFF. Upload it to some obscure image hosting site in Russia. Post a link here.

Doesn't get much easier...

 

[8BitWalugi]

Tape wax paper to my monitor and bust out the ol' crayons. When finished tracing, I color it in then make a boutique of it. Finally, I scan it in. Open it in Photoshop CS5, resize it. Save it as a TIFF. Upload it to some obscure image hosting site in Russia. Post a link here.

Doesn't get much easier...