During the playback of discs and other media files you can access the following feature controls in the express menu.

Snapshot

Select to capture a frame of the DVD or video. The frame of video is copied to the Windows clipboard and saved as a photo snapshot on your computer. See the Snapshot section in More General Settings to select the photo snapshot format and set the folder on your computer where it is saved.

Extract Audio

When playing a movie file, TV show, or video clip select this option to extract just the audio track and import it into the media library. See Extracting Audio from Video for more information.

Repeat

Select this option to repeat the playback of the Current media or All the media in the folder, playlist. etc. It also provides access to Say-It-Again and A-B Repeat during disc playback.

Set 360 Projection Format

Select this option if you need to change the viewing format of 360* content. See Setting 360 Projection Format for more information.

More Functions

Select to access some additional playback features such as A-B Repeat, Next Angle, and more. See More Functions for more information.

Copy to Clipboard

Select this option when viewing a photo to copy it to the clipboard for pasting in another app.

Send it by E-mail

When viewing photos, select to share the current photo via e-mail.

Print

Select during photo slideshow playback to print the current photo out on a connected printer. When clicked, the photo is sent to your computer's default photo viewer for printing. Proceed to use your computer's default photo viewer to print off the photo as required.

Set as PowerDVD Wallpaper

Select this option to use the current photo as custom PowerDVD wallpaper. See Wallpaper for more information.

Open with

If you'd like to open a photo you are viewing in another program, select Open with and then the desired program.

Delete from Disk

Select this option if you want to remove the current photo you are viewing from the library and delete it from your computer's hard drive.

Locate on Disk

Select this option to view the folder where the photo file is located in Windows Explorer.