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Is there a program or a way to capture a scene from the television into a computer? I imagine there must be because I have seen sites with high quality shots of TV captures. Any idea? I tried doing it old school by taking a picture of the TV screen and it didn't turn out too well!!
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You need to have a TV tuner card or video capture device connected to your computer to do high quality screen grabs of television. Playing a DVD in your computer works, but for live broadcast you defiantly need special hardware. Last edited by aussieNickuss; 04-23-2007 at 06:55 AM. |
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