Hi!
QuickTime Player is the only thing that comes to my mind.
Its quite simple to use.
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> 7 dec. 2024 kl. 13:41 skrev Steve Matzura :
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> I am interested in finding an application that will record what I’m doing on
> my screen for purposes of demonstrating various applications with and without
Hi!
I don’t think you need the loopback app because you can use the mic in the
QuickTime recording too I guess.
Not sure though if the VoiceOver Voices will go through.
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> 7 dec. 2024 kl. 16:41 skrev Jonathan Cohn :
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> I have been able to do quick recordings with Zoom by setting up a meeting
Thanks, Kelly. Very useful. For now, I don’t need the voiceover add-on, as in, I don’t need loop back yet. I’m doing this primarily for my wife, who can see and does not use voiceover, who wants to record some tutoring sessions. I will set it up for her and show her how to use it. Thanks very much.
I have been able to do quick recordings with Zoom by setting up a meeting with
myself and then recording it. But if you are planning on doing this a lot,
using loopback and quicktime is probably a lot more efficient.
Jonathan
> ably On Dec 7, 2024, at 9:15 AM, Kelly Ford wrote:
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> Hi,
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Hi,The combination I have found that works the best for this is using QuickTime make screen recording option along with an audio program called loop back where I create a new input source in combine the voice audio with my microphone input. There is a version of OBS studio for the Mac, but I have n
