MacUpdate Promo
a deal a day on macintosh software
MacUpdate Promo
a deal a day on macintosh software
DVD Snap 2 saves pictures of any common formats from videos running under Apple's DVD Player fast and reliable onto your hard disk. It is easy to operate and captures single photos as well as sequential photos in user defined time intervals. DVD Snap 2 is the fastest and easiest way to get High-Res photos from videos running under Apple's DVD Player. DVD Snap 2 features a picture gallery of all captured photos, which can be saved all or one by one to your hard disk or can be further imported into common image processing applications. Using the gallery, DVD Snap 2's built-in function supports free user defined cutouts from the captured photo to be saved separately. DVD Snap 2 supports the following image formats: TIFF (w/o compression), PNG, PDF, JPEG (w/o compression), JPEG-2000 (w/o compression), GIF and BMP. All photos are captured in the original High-Res DVD resolution*. DVD Snap 2 photo recording can be started through a button within the main menu, a menu item in the menu bar or by using a system wide user-defined hot key. DVD Snap 2 operational window can be scaled down to a minimum, which retains your Mac desktop well organized. DVD Snap 2 uses always full size capturing of the photos independent on the actual size of the DVD Player's window on your desktop. DVD Snap 2 depicts each snapshot by flashing the screen and a camera release tone. DVD Snap 2's time controlled mode of action allows capturing of photos between 0.5 and 600 seconds time interval. All captured photos are automatically saved in the built-in gallery. From this gallery it is easy and comfortable to choose photos to save on your hard disk or to define cutouts from certain photos. The built-in gallery is safe and will appear again even after shut-down of your Mac. DVD Snap 2 features further comfortable functions like "Stop DVD Player Before Recording", "Hide Control Panel", "Sound Off", "Continue DVD Player After Photo Recording" and "Quit DVD Player After Photo Recording". DVD Snap 2 captured photos are automatically and sequentially numbered, so that searching of defined photos within a longer sequence is easy, fast and reliable. DVD Snap 2 target folder to save all photos is completely user defined. |
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 REQUIREMENTS Mac OS X 10.4 or later, Apple DVD Player. 
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 | RedSox said 1/5 at 12:02am Of course, I just won a copy of this after my negative comment about it. :P |   +4 |
| dfed said 1/5 at 12:40pm ditto on the dead pixel. and ghostlight: when you post, it'll say "you've won!" and then you'll get an email. and when it says "giving away copies" it means they're out. only when it says "giving away 2 copies" or "giving away 1 copy" do you actually have a chance. | +3 |
| Hark! said 1/5 at 10:18pm WOW! I just read the reviews (click towards top of page) and laughed out loud at the developer's defense of his product! Seriously, read it - it will make you happy!!! | +2 |
| izdale said 1/5 at 10:59am Just photos? I would want to be able to record a video file from DVD player. I use SnapzPro, which does snapshots and video from anything, not just DVD player. But if you just need to take pictures, this program is the cheaper way to do. | +2 |
| dangr said 1/5 at 10:37am There are really a bunch of other screenshot programs that can do this, Jing, for example. But still, the more the merrier... | +2 |
| Britonius said 1/5 at 10:05am You don't need Terminal to get a free screen shot of a DVD. Use VLC Media Player or use MPEGStreamclip, both will allow you to take a picture of the screen and both are absolutely free. The only real benefit that I see from DVD Snap 2 is that is has a 'time controlled mode of action allows capturing of photos between 0.5 and 600 seconds time interval'. If you need multiple photos to choose from, I just scan the video for the shot I want and take it. | +2 |
| Ghostlight said 1/5 at 7:59am When it says, "Winners are notified immediately", how? Is it by email? Or does a little cartoon unicorn pop up on your desktop with the serial number stuck to its horn? | +2 |
| iomanoid said 1/5 at 4:36am Any chance we can have a slightly more exciting app for tomorrow's promo...? | +2 |
| RedSox said 1/5 at 12:01am This is pretty much pointless. It can be done free, see how here. http://highschoolblows.blogspot.com/2005/11/take-screenshot-of-dvd-player-in-os-x.html | +2 |
About MUPromo MacUpdate Promo provides a deal a day on Macintosh software; often 40% off. Most deals are offered for only 24-hours. Some promos may even run past 24-hours at a lesser discount on the extended sales page. |
iomanoid said 1/5 at 2:14am
HEY MACUPDATE GUYS! There is a really irritating stray black dot in your "BUY NOW" graphic above. It keeps making me think I have a dead pixel on my monitor until it scrolls away. Please fix it! :) x