AnsweredIs there Any Way to Screenshots on Amazon Prime Videos?

I tried to take a screenshot of the movie that I was watching on Amazon Prime, but it showed nothing other than a black image. Why? Is there any way to take screenshots of Amazon Prime videos? I really need help.

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Jane Zhou· Answered on Mar 15, 2024

Hi!

The reason why you failed to take screenshots of the Amazon Prime Video is that it belongs to the copyrighted content. Streaming services, like Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, Disney Plus, Hulu, etc., do not allow users to take screenshots during the playback. All the videos on these platforms are DRM-protected content, so there will always be a black screen whether you try to take screenshots or record the video content.

Luckily, some professional tools can help you take screenshots of the streaming services, including Amazon Prime Video. And one of the most popular programs is EaseUS RecExperts, a versatile screen recorder and screenshot tool.

This software offers a powerful feature for recording as well as taking screenshots of protected videos. With only 3 simple steps, you can complete your task effortlessly. Whether you use Peacock, Hulu, Disney Plus, or other platforms, you can always use this tool to take high-quality screenshots. Most importantly, this tool is compatible with both Windows and macOS computers!

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Now, you can check the following guide to see the steps for taking screenshots of Amazon Prime:

Step 1. Download and install EaseUS RecExperts, then launch it on your device.

Step 2. Choose the Enhanced Mode on the left panel and play the video you want to screenshot.

Step 3. Click REC to start recording, and hit the camera icon to take a snapshot.

I hope you will be satisfied with my answer!

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