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forum_emoticons.html	[quote=night cub,48536]You need to open the picture in a Photo Editing program (like Photoshop or other similar programs) and crop it. Paint is not a Photo Editing program. If you don't have a program, you can go to the CNet website and check out some for free. http://download.cnet.com/windows/photo-editors/3150-2192_4-0.html?filter=licenseName%3D%22Free%22%7C&filterName=licenseName%3DFree%7C&rpp=&sort=&tag=narrow Also, if you have Microsoft Office, you can use the Picture Manager to crop. It's not a great program, but you can do the basics with it (cropping and resizing). It should show up when you right click the file under "Open with".[/quote]
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60sParis

Thank you Sandie

Sandie

There is. Once you've added the picture you can return to the edit page and there will now be a Car Location box (second from the bottom). If you click on the Select on Picture link you just need to click on where the car is located on the picture and a box appears around the car.

60sParis

Is it possible to highlight a certain part of the picture to identify the car of interest? I have seen this several times but cannot seem to find the option to do this. Thanks

Andre Malraux

Thank you, Raul!

Raul1983

YTD Downloader is also good for downloading from Youtube.

http://download.cnet.com/YTD-Video-Downloader/3000-2071_4-10647340.html

Andre Malraux

Thanks!

antp

PrintScreen key is not the best way to make captures anyway :tongue:

For Youtube, the best solution is to get the file using JDownloader or http://www.bestvideodownloader.com/ for example (I use their Firefox Add-On)
This allows to get the highest quality available.
Once you have the file you can make captures with the programs mentioned previously (MPC-HC or VLC for example).

Andre Malraux

The problem is that when I press PrtSC I obtain nothing (I tried on YouTube). :bombe:

antp

Quote From: kegare

I believe that MPC, unlike KMP or VLC, does not do any ratio signalling correction whilst capturing frames.

Indeed, it provides the image in the original size. On DVDs the picture use non-square pixels so they are not stored in the same format as they are displayed, hence why they have to be resized. But since you always have to also remove black borders, both can be done at the same time in xnview.

Andre Malraux

Thak you very much, guys, I will try, but not today and not tomorrow, I don't have the courage to try again, yet. :lol: