quote:
Originally posted by rav0
In the case of playing video, hardware overlay can be disabled, and screenshots can be taken using the printscreen key.
quote:
Originally posted by ~INVASION~
quote:
Originally posted by CookieRevised
To take screenshots of video or whatever shown in this special memory region, you need specialized software (see threads).
thats what i thought untill about a year ago, i looked for software to aid me but it turns out you can just urn the setting off, no need to download or spend money on expensive software that does something, the video player already has
Well, yes, you could turn it off. In all my posts I clearly said "if you want to take a screenshot
of that special video memory". If you don't use that special video memory, aka overlaying, you don't need that 'special software' of course.
PS: Turning off the video overlay greatly decreases video performances and puts a lot of strain on your CPU!
/ 
