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How to Screen Record with Internal Audio on QuickTime Player

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QuickTime player is one of the easier and fastest ways to record your computer screen. I’ll show you exactly how to record your screen using Quicktime player on a Mac desktop or laptop. But there is one thing that is a little hard to do with Quicktime player and that is recording internal audio. If you want to capture audio from a video playing on your computer or gameplay audio, you’ll have to do a couple of more things that I wanted to cover in this video. For simple screen recording, open the QuickTime player on your computer. Go to File and choose screen recording. You can choose to record the entire screen or just a selected portion. You can choose a save location and you can also choose a different microphone for better sound quality. If you want to record internal audio, you need a plugin for QuickTime. https://github.com/ExistentialAudio/B... And here is an Amazon affilate link to my recommended microphone, Shure MV7 USB Microphone …...more
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How to Screen Record with Internal Audio on QuickTime Player
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2022Mar 8
QuickTime player is one of the easier and fastest ways to record your computer screen. I’ll show you exactly how to record your screen using Quicktime player on a Mac desktop or laptop. But there is one thing that is a little hard to do with Quicktime player and that is recording internal audio. If you want to capture audio from a video playing on your computer or gameplay audio, you’ll have to do a couple of more things that I wanted to cover in this video. For simple screen recording, open the QuickTime player on your computer. Go to File and choose screen recording. You can choose to record the entire screen or just a selected portion. You can choose a save location and you can also choose a different microphone for better sound quality. If you want to record internal audio, you need a plugin for QuickTime. https://github.com/ExistentialAudio/B... And here is an Amazon affilate link to my recommended microphone, Shure MV7 USB Microphone https://amzn.to/4b7w9OO Once you install this, open the Audio MIDI setup. Press plus on the Botton and choose to create the aggregate device. You can name this QuickTime player audio. Check on Blackhole and if you want to record your talking at the same time, also check on the built-in microphone or another mic. Then create another one with the multi-output device and label it screen recording with audio. Choose both build-in output and Blackhole 16ch. Make sure build-in audio is selected and on top, so you can hear yourself. The last thing is to go to system preference and go-to sound. For output, choose a screen recorder with audio. Go back to Quicktime and choose QuickTime player audio as a microphone option. Now when you record your screen, it will also record internal audio. For more advanced options, use another free app called OBS and I will link to an OBS tutorial below. Thank you for watching this video! Subscribe to see more simple and easy to follow how-to videos. https://www.youtube.com/c/howfinity?s... Recommended YouTube Gear and tool: (includes affiliate links) ✅ YouTube gear checklist https://bit.ly/youtubestudioguide ▶️ Tubebuddy https://www.tubebuddy.com/howfinity Software/platforms: 💻 Envato Elements https://1.envato.market/NgYR2 🔐 VPN https://nordvpn.org/howfinity Courses: ▶️ Grow Your Own YouTube Channel - Free Training https://bit.ly/tubementorwebinar 🎨 Photoshop Masterclass https://bit.ly/Photoshopcourse-howfinity 🎬 iMovie Video Editing Course https://bit.ly/imoviecourse

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