I set this up, but I'm having a strange situation. I went into System
Settings, Privacy & Security, and scrolled down to near the bottom of
that table, and added the QuickTime Player application to the allowed
list. Then I opened QuickTime Player and selected "New screen recording
(CTRL-Command-N)" from the menu. This displays a dialog where it is
possible to select what portion of the screen gets recorded. One thing
that's a little confusing is, at one end of the list of choices is
"Capture full screen," and at the other end is "Record full screen."
What's the difference?
When I press the Record button at the end of the above described dialog,
the dialog closes as expected, and then I am shown a closed collection,
where I can open previous recordings and play them.
But what about the recording I thought I just started? There's no Stop
button that I could find, and the Close choice on the File menu is
dimmed. So then, am I really recording? If so, how do I stop recording?
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