Screenshot using getmovieframe how to get shot of both front and back screens

[Michael]

I’ve edited your post but in the future please do this to show code properly:

Please surround python code with backticks

When you include python code on this forum please put triple “backticks” like this ``` on the line before and the line after your code. If you’ve done it correctly then your code will appear in a grey box with correct indentation like this (check the preview of your post on the right hand side before posting it) and other people will be better able to work out what might be right/wrong with your code. if myVal==True: break If you’ve already posted something that didn’t follow this rule th…

Your code above doesn’t include anything related to showing a movie so it is hard to give more than general advice, which would be: draw the movie first, then the circle, and then call mywin.getMovieFrame(buffer='back') (or just mywin.getMovieFrame() if you have already done a myWin.flip()).

The order of drawing is important.