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Hi,
It is not a security, but it is due to the overlay: the picture of the video is added separately by the video card, windows does not daw it itself on the screen for performance reasons.
Some DVD player program can do screen captures, check if in the menus you find something about that.
Else you can use Media Player Classic to play the DVD, as it has a "File" -> "Save Image" command. The only downside with this one is that the picture saved from a DVD does not have correct ratio, so it has to be resized to the appropriate height depending on the DVD (1.33, 1.66, 1.85 or 2.35)
It is not a security, but it is due to the overlay: the picture of the video is added separately by the video card, windows does not daw it itself on the screen for performance reasons.
Some DVD player program can do screen captures, check if in the menus you find something about that.
Else you can use Media Player Classic to play the DVD, as it has a "File" -> "Save Image" command. The only downside with this one is that the picture saved from a DVD does not have correct ratio, so it has to be resized to the appropriate height depending on the DVD (1.33, 1.66, 1.85 or 2.35)