hi ray,
thank you for getting back to me. i check out snapz pro but had a quick look
at the faq page. this seems to answer my question at the same time......
> question: I can't capture images from DVD, nor from 3D games, why not?
>
> answer: DVD and other forms of hardware video are actually overlaid on top of
> the video signal your Macintosh sends to your monitor, so the DVD movies that
> you see on-screen are never actually on the screen as far as your Macintosh is
> concerned. This is why, for instance, you can be watching a DVD movie that
> appears to be in Millions of colors, while your monitor is set to only 256
> colors.
>
> Because the DVD movie never really appears on your Macintosh's screen, Snapz
> Pro cannot capture it. Although it may be possible for future versions of
> Snapz Pro to capture such images, the current version has the same limitation
> that all other screen capture programs have: screen captures of video from DVD
> movies will appear black.
thing is, i'm sure i read a copy of macuser ages ago that told you how to
work round it - i cant find it anywhere though...
does anyone have a work round????
cheers,
jake
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