The article uses images from: SAMSUNG UA48H5100 LED TV
Step 1: Before taking screenshots on Samsung TV, please pair the USB storage device or HDD.
Step 2 : Click the Capture button on the TV remote. Then, on the TV screen, a message on how to take the screen will appear.
Step 3: Select the C button on the remote to take a screenshot. The captured image will be displayed as a small box in the lower left corner of the screen.
Step 4: When you want to review the captured image, select the Source button on the Remote and select the storage device.
Step 5: At this point, inside the storage device will appear a new folder called Capture, you choose to see the pictures just taken. After that, you can view normal photos such as watching pictures stored on USB ( How to watch movies, watch photos, listen to music on TV via USB port )
So you've completed the screen capture operation with your Samsung TV , it's easy to have a collection of your own images and it's also easy to capture the memorable moments of a TV series. Favorite picture or an idol character, right? Experience this application and share with WebTech360 right below!
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