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25th June 2004
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 copy frames in the clipboard thanks  |
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26th June 2004
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Nope, not to my knowledge. But why should BSplayer have such feature if you can use a general Windows' option to do just that? I mean using [Alt]/[PrintScreen] key-combination. 
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in any case, not the image of the frame. |
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Try a different overlay mode (rightclick) > Options > Preferences > Video > Video rendering I would e.g. suggest to try no overlay at all (like I usually have) or perhaps "Use VMR-9" (for which you need to have DirectX9.0 installed !)
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