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psx vram - mihashi - 04-14-2012
hi every one
i 've just found psx vram to help me rip graphic from the psx
but
although i ve followed tutorials found here and there
and i end up with the palette as explained in the tutorials
but
how the hell do i move this image from psx vram to paint or gimp.
no tutorials explain it; no ctrl/c nor imp/scrn seem to work.
perheps it's obvious but i don't see it
so please help me figure it out.
RE: psx vram - Gors - 04-14-2012
moving to QIT, as it belongs there.
RE: psx vram - mihashi - 04-19-2012
(04-14-2012, 10:09 PM)Gors Wrote: moving to QIT, as it belongs there.
what is QIT????????
RE: psx vram - Previous - 04-20-2012
QIT: Questions, Infos and Tutorials.
We can hardly help you if you don't tell us what program you use... TiledGGD for example does provide <Ctrl+C> or <Save Graphic> functionality and most programs can be captured with PrintScrn.
RE: psx vram - Davy Jones - 04-21-2012
I use Snagit for that.
Input: Region (pressing predefined hotkey and moving the mouse to catpure the area you want).
Output: Catalogue (the image goes to a predefined folder).
RE: psx vram - Dazz - 04-22-2012
I just hit alt+print scrn