Hi all, I'm using Quicktime to do a screencast of a problem in a beta - Apple wants to see what's visually going on so they can track down the issue. However, I cannot get Quicktime to start or stop on command, and the "stop recording" item in the Extras menus doesn't work well either. Even the start button in Quicktime doesn't seem to always work, yet once you hit it you have no controls until you can activate the control in the Extras menu. Basically, I can't get Quicktime to reliably start or stop recording, so I've done the demo three times now and not once have I managed to actually record it. Yet two test recordings have gone, not fine, but I at least got a result. Is there something in Quicktime that will make this easier, or do people have alternative screen casting apps they prefer? Again, this has to record the Mac's screen as well as audio, not just the audio, and output a commonly supported movie format. Any thoughts? -- Have a great day, Alex Hall mehg...@icloud.com
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