Click and you should get a window that looks like this:Ĥ) Now, this is where you can pretty much use whatever settings you want. This will now show a 'Capture'option in the menu (right click > Capture > Frame: Extract or Ctrl +G). Under 'DVD Navigator', there will be a check box with the label 'Disable KMP Video Transform Filter' Make sure this box is checked! Okay, that's it for Preferences settings! :) Now, onto screencapping!ģ) Make sure your DVD is playing (click the very top left corner of the player and select 'Open DVD' or Ctrl +D) and right click > Options > Advanced Menu. Now, under the side menu, click 'DVD settings' and go the 'Navigator' tab. Then, go to 'Video Processing' on the side menu (which should take you to the 'General' tab) and underneath 'KMP Video Transform Filter', where it says 'Condition', change it to say 'Always Use (Strongly Recommended)' So, first open up the Preferences window (Right click > Options > Preferences or just press F2). Don't skip this step or you might get the error "Impossible to read at Superspeed mode or there is no KMP transform filter." Sometimes you have to close out of the player and restart the program before these settings take place! Okay, so before I get into the actual how to screencap part, you need to make sure you have the following settings.
Note: Even though I am talking about DVD's in this tutorial, the screencapping process will also work for AVI's, MKV's, etc.!Ģ) THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT STEP. :)ġ) Pop in your DVD and open KMPlayer (this should be obvious :P). I made this tutorial because I've had some people tell me that they don't know how to take automatic screencaptures from their DVDs in KMPlayer without getting an error message, "Impossible to work at Superspeed Mode." One method is using VLC player, but that way is more complicated, so I'm gonna show you how to screencap DVDs from KMPlayer, which can be downloaded for free, here. Okay, first off, I'm transferring this tutorial from my Tumblr to my shiny new LJ.
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