Post by Ariel on Jan 3, 2005 1:23:54 GMT -5
Kels (MandoRockin) named this, "The Ariel Technique." 
LMAO Kels! 
Ok, I'm guessing that when you try and watch something online, hit print screen, and when you paste it into a graphics program, you just have a black screen. Well, all you have to do is, open Windows Media Player, go to Tools then click on Options, go to the Performance tab, and on the bottm, click "Restore Defaults," the little grey "Video Acceleration" slider should be able to move now, move that slider all the way to "None." Now, try and take caps, they should show up. I know this may sound a bit confusing so, if anyone needs any more help, just ask. ^_^
LMAO Kels! Ok, I'm guessing that when you try and watch something online, hit print screen, and when you paste it into a graphics program, you just have a black screen. Well, all you have to do is, open Windows Media Player, go to Tools then click on Options, go to the Performance tab, and on the bottm, click "Restore Defaults," the little grey "Video Acceleration" slider should be able to move now, move that slider all the way to "None." Now, try and take caps, they should show up. I know this may sound a bit confusing so, if anyone needs any more help, just ask. ^_^
