How To Do A Screen Recording On Your Mac
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- Опубліковано 4 сер 2019
- macmost.com/e-1974 In addition to being able to capture a still image of your Mac's screen, you can easily record your screen to create a video using built-in functionality. The screen capture tool in macOS Mojave and beyond has a variety of options including being able to select an area of the screen, capture microphone audio, and review and edit the video before saving. You can also capture and send immediately in an email or share other ways.
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Many many thanks for this. Your explanation was concise, clear and super-helpful. Enjoy the day...
Thank You, Gary. This is a very useful video that I'm sure I will be referencing in the future.
Another excellent video! Thank you, sir!
Excellent presentation and production recording of your presentation, thanks.
Interesting and useful. Thanks for your work.
Great video, great job!!!
Good one again 👍
This is great! Thanks Gary.
Great content!
Thanks for the video !
MARAVILHA! Thank you very much.
Nice video again thanks , but what would you suggest for screen recording with actual sound from the system, like recording a part or clip from a game you playing....?
Thank you so much!
Thanks a lot for the video Gary!! Is there a way to record both video and audio at the same time?
Not with this technique. You'll need a 3rd-party app like Screenflow to do that.
Dang it. Saw the title and was looking forward to this one. My Mac just too old, just misses the eligibility for this version. Still a good video.
With older versions, run QuickTime Player and the screen recording option is in there. ua-cam.com/video/hs9M-N9AqPo/v-deo.html
Thanks for your videos! Is there a way to capture audio along with the video?
From your mic, yes. It is one of the options before you start. But from the system, no. There are many third-party apps that do this though.
@@macmost Got it! Thanks for the prompt reply.
files was too large, I tried to export them with low quality or frame rate with no luck , is there a workaround for smaller file size
Please how do you adject command 5
nice
This is timely.
Your channel needs a subscribers' boost!
Hi Gary would this work to record Gameplay and what about game audio? I've tried OBS but whatever I try the picture always looks pale and fuzzy ish even on the high OBS settings. I dont have a webcam so I cant use QuickTime. I would love to record World of Warcraft or Diablo 3 but i can never get it looking as perfect as the game, is it something I'm doing wrong because other gamers vids look perfect. Thanks in advance
First, you can use QuickTime Player to record the screen, that has nothing to do with having a webcam or not. OBS should work too, not sure why it is "fuzzy" for you -- maybe wok with the settings. There are lots of 3rd-party apps that will record with audio too. Game videos are probably using one of those.
Is there a way to change the compression? I'd like for the captured video to be uncompressed.
I'm pretty sure it isn't compressed. Well, lossless compression I mean. But I haven't looked into it. You can always get a third-party screen recording app that offers more options.
How do I pause and resume back while screen recording please?
+Philippe Kisa you don’t. You stop and then start a new one. Use video editing software to stitch them together if you need. iMovie.
What about screen recording wit system sound Gary ?
The app I use does it (Screenflow) but it costs a bit more than what most people want to pay. OBS Project has a method using some other software, but I haven't tried it.
Hello again Gary. It's your old nemesis back again. Although your tutorial videos are always very informative and professional, they are not totally relevant to Mac OS Ventura. Ventura is a whole new "animal" (which I definitely do not like!). Whereas , for years, I have been very comfortable with Apple's previous Operating Systems, it seems that some "Generation Xer" developer got involved and screwed up everything I (actually "we") have been familiar with for years. (It's called "change".........and not "change" for the better - more like "change" for the mere sake of "change"). Whereas, the procedure for this operation, in Mac OS Monterey, is very straightforward and uncomplicated, getting to the same objective on Ventura require more steps and is overly complicated. I don't know what Apple's objective is with their new OS but the only conclusion I can come to is; to make things more obfuscated, more time consuming and frankly, MORE FRUSTRATING for the user. [ Btw- I wish UA-cam permitted the use of simple HTML coding, like Bold, Italic and Underline ] Thanks sharing Gary.
Screen recording works in Ventura (and in the current macOS, Sonoma) the same way I show here. Did you have a question about it?
I have a MAC desktop My Keyboard doesnt have a COMMAND button, How can I screen record, or open the Screen recording toolbar?
What keyboard do you have? Some sort of Windows one? If you can't get a Mac keyboard, you can still use the one you have, probably. Which modifier key do you use for copy and paste? Or just about any other shortcut? That's the Command key for you.
So does the built-in Mac microphone show up in the list of microphones under options or do I need to purchase an external mic?
If your Mac has a built-in microphone then you can just use that, yes.
@@macmost That’s great. Many thanks for your reply.
My iMac is 2011 can I get this version
support.apple.com/kb/SP777?locale=en_US
^ + cmd + esc doesn't work for me. ctr + cmd + esc works ;)
hi. How can we make educational videos on MAC?
What type of educational videos? What are you trying to do, exactly?
@@macmost I am an educator. I make Videos on Various Subjects like- Economics, Geography etc. So, Just want to know, how can we use Pen in Keynote. And, Get the Screen Recorded? Like, You are getting it? Generally, On Most of the Presentations, People Use Pen/ Pencil. &, Then erase it. Like, that sort of.
Thanks in advance :)
@@VarshaAshishGuptaLearnAchieve It sounds like you want something more robust than just simple screen recording. Maybe use Keynote to build presentations and then record them with voiceovers, then export as video. Or use some pro tools like Adobe Captivate.
@@macmost Thank You so Much!! For Being so humble at first, & for replying so fast. I will try adobe captivate. Thank you Once Again. :)
Please can you show me how to adjust screenshot and recording so I can get access to the option method @macmostvidoe
Not sure what you are asking. Try what I show in this video.
I did by using the file method but for the icon to show at the bottom
@@prospereshun7109 Not sure what you are asking.
Please am talking about the tool pullet that appears at the bottom when you press (shift+command+5) my is not showing
@@prospereshun7109 Which version of macOS are you using?
I wonder if you can help me. The STOP icon appears at the top right of the menu bar then disappears immediately and the screen is not recorded. Is there a fix for this?
So you are starting a screen recording but it immediately stops? Not sure what would cause that. Are you almost out of storage? Try a restart and see if it happens if you do it first thing after a restart.
@@macmost Wow, how quick was your reply? Thank you. I am starting the recording and as I say the stop icon shows in the bar then disappears. Looks like it may be due to not having a lot of storage left. I will do the update I need to do and then clean up and try again.
Just got rid of some rubbish and it’s fixed the issue. Thank you again.
how to pause?
You can't. You can do separate recordings and combine them in QuickTime Player or iMovie. Or, you can get another screen recording app that has a pause function.
To be able to only record computer sound AND be able to hear what the computer is playing do the following:
1. Go to Audio MIDI Setup, then click on the " + " then Create Multi-Output Device. Change the name to whatever you want.
2. Under "USE" check the Built-in Output and iShowUAudio Capturer. Under "Drift Correction" only check the Built-in Output. for the "Master Device:" put iShowUAudio Capturer.
3. Go to System Preferences => Sound => Output then pick the one you recently made (Whatever you made it).
4 Launch QuickTime, then pick New Screen Recording, then use the triangle drop-down and select "iShowUAudio Capturer."
Then record! Once you are done, make sure to save and then go back to Sound (in System Pref.) and then to Output and pick headphones, or what you originally used.
NOTE: Using this method will not allow you to control the volume, so before doing step 3. make sure to lower it to a decent amount. ALOS, this only works if you listening via a headphone. I don't think it will be able to play sound from the device.
I hope this helps! I found this out from watching this video and the comments left in the Comment section! Thank you.
I have a tutorial on this coming up.
@@macmost ok thankyou
also would you be able to do a tutorial on how to use obs to record?
my mac doesn't have this 😭 ugh this is so annoying
why doesn't the screen recording have sound
You can record your mic if you check the Options before starting to record.