Screenshotting arbitrarily large Flash apps

Mar 28, 2015 12:41



I recently needed to take screenshots of a Flash application running at a higher resolution than my screen's native resolution. Taking screenshots of a window larger than the screen isn't easy in Windows; here's a list of things that do NOT work:

  • PrtScrn
  • Alt-PrtScrn (screenshot of the current window; areas outside the screen are cut off)
  • GIMP's ( Read more... )

useful stuff, flash, screenshots

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porsupah March 28 2015, 11:56:17 UTC
No idea how you'd actually go about it, but if you could find an application to set up a very high resolution virtual display, you could then, presumably, take a screen grab of that in one swell foop. Someone out there must've come up with such an application.

Or might I be able to help? Though ISTR you run at 4K, ne? Hazel's native display's 2880x1800, FWIW.

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schnee March 28 2015, 12:26:20 UTC
That might work, if such a thing exists! Yeah, you'd think someone would've come up with something like that ( ... )

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aurifer April 3 2015, 05:02:38 UTC
I've seen some different modes in regular display adapters that either let you make a desktop bigger than your physical screen or cram a bigger desktop down to fit your smaller screen. The latter was part of a friend's AMD Catalyst options, but I'm not sure which graphics card you have. NVidia? I don't know if they have something similar.

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schnee April 3 2015, 09:14:42 UTC
Yes, Nvidia. If there is something similar I've not found it, but it could well exist, buried somewhere.

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