Windows 10: Screenshot digital movie I own on Windows?

Sorry if this isn’t the right place to post.

So I’m trying to import a screen capture of a movie into Photoshop, but due to streaming service limitations they prohibit screenshots to avoid piracy. In my case however I thought owning the digital copy from a blu-ray+digital DVD combo would work around this issue, but I still can’t do it.

I thought owning the film would work, but is there any other way to do this? I know it’s possible because I see screenshots & video clips all over the internet in gifs or YouTuber reviews, etc. How can I screenshot this?

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Windows Movie Maker

Hi,

To get a better grasp of your Windows Movie Maker's issue, kindly provide the following:

• The version of your Windows Movie Maker.
• Troubleshooting steps already provided.

In the meantime, if you have purchased or downloaded the said app from our Windows Store, I suggest that you try and run our troubleshooter by clicking this
link.

I'll keep an eye out for your reply.

 

Digital cameras and movie capabilities>Mpeg or.Mov ???

Got a grandchild on the way, will be looking for a digital camera for movies. It will have to be easy to use with windows or it's of no use to me. Mpeg all the way. I will not use Quicktime, it's on my list of 'delete whenever I get a new rig',(along with many others).

 

Windows Movie Maker not recognizing .avi files

Hi Matthew,

Welcome to the Microsoft Community.

We would suggest you to repair the Windows Live Movie Maker and check.

Follow the below steps to repair Windows Live Movie Maker.

• Type appwiz.cpl in the search box and hit Enter.
• Right click Windows Essentials 2012 and select repair.

Hope this information helps.