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Recording Your Screen
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Hello Gary, thanks for an interesting video. How can I record video as you illustrated, and sound being played through the speakers as opposed to sound as it's being picked up through the microphone? Here and thinking of uses with video being played on the screen. Thanks for your help, Emmanuel in Switzerland
Emmanuel: Just get an app like ScreenFlow. That will do it.
Gary, have you tried Voila or their newer Capto for video recording? I have had good luck with Voila and now want to ry Capto.
Thanks Gary that was a great podcast ,very helpful
torch_55: Never used them or heard of them, sorry.
Very helpful. I sometimes watch an 8 minute video on YouTube, but only like, say, the last 3 minute of the video. I can now copy the 3 minutes that I like, and ignore the 5 minutes that I do NOT like.
PS: Are there an "legal risks" associated with copying 3 minutes of an 8 minute YouTube video?
JoeAllen: If you want to know the legal risks, you'll need to ask a lawyer. But I do know that copying someone's video without permission is a copyright violation, so the answer is probably yes.
Doesn't work as video described. Doesn't work at all in fact.
Rich: obviously I t does work, since this is how I record most MacMost videos. Can you describe what you are doing exactly and what is happening that does not match the tutorial?
Dear Gary,
I played my video on the screen of my Macbook Pro with DVD player. I did everything you said in your macMost video to record my playing video. it does not work. The only thing I get is a recorded white screen. Why is that happening?
Stavros: This technique is for recording the screen for tutorials or to demonstrate some computing technique. It will not help you circumvent copyright protection on DVDs.
I cant record the sound, only the screen, and no animation of the mouse. Is my quicktime player outdated? Macbook Air OS X 11.4
Joost: El Capitan (10.11.4) is indeed the latest version of OS X. Make sure you have Show Mouse Clicks In Recording turned on (same place as where I show you you can choose a microphone). Only sound from your microphone is recorded. If you want more, you'll need to get a screen recording app.
I found it - thanx.
I only seem to have QuickTime Player version 7 which does not have screen recording facility. Running El Capitan V 10.11.4. Help :-)
Tony: You most likely have both. If you have had your Mac for a while, or have migrated, you have the old QuickTime (version 7) and then the new version "QuickTime Player." Look in your Applications folder.
Gary, thanks so much for this; I've been looking for software to do this for several weeks. I didn't realize I had it on my mac all this time! Doh!
Thanks again, Sue.
I must have done something wrong. i got it going but now the new screen video is grayed out. how can i get it going again?
Bruce: Try closing all of the open QuickTime Player windows. Maybe quit it and restart it again.