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| − | I am using virtualbox to run Netflix inside what's called virtual machine. Long story short, taking a screenshot in this way is like taking a recording device and take a capture the monitor. Its very tedious to set up and you really need a powerful CPU in your computer to achieve anything close to 1080p quality. Thus if you dont have the requirements, use the following way: |
+ | I am using virtualbox to run Netflix inside what's called virtual machine. Long story short, taking a screenshot in this way is like taking a recording device and take a capture the monitor, but at the quality of a regular screenshot (look at the Staja photos I have uploaded for an idea of the quality). Its very tedious to set up and you really need a powerful CPU in your computer to achieve anything close to 1080p quality. Thus if you dont have the requirements, use the following way: |
The much easier way is to use google chrome to play netflix and screen capture the video at 720p. No black screen will appear if you use google chrome as it plays at no higher resolution than 720p. |
The much easier way is to use google chrome to play netflix and screen capture the video at 720p. No black screen will appear if you use google chrome as it plays at no higher resolution than 720p. |
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| + | However, if the scene you wanted is blurry due to the 24fps frame rate that Netflix plays at, there is no way around that. |
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Latest revision as of 12:01, 30 July 2019
I am using virtualbox to run Netflix inside what's called virtual machine. Long story short, taking a screenshot in this way is like taking a recording device and take a capture the monitor, but at the quality of a regular screenshot (look at the Staja photos I have uploaded for an idea of the quality). Its very tedious to set up and you really need a powerful CPU in your computer to achieve anything close to 1080p quality. Thus if you dont have the requirements, use the following way: The much easier way is to use google chrome to play netflix and screen capture the video at 720p. No black screen will appear if you use google chrome as it plays at no higher resolution than 720p. However, if the scene you wanted is blurry due to the 24fps frame rate that Netflix plays at, there is no way around that.