When the thing you wanted to record has finished, click that Stop button that appears in the Menu bar (beside the timer), or press Shift+ Command + 5 again and press the stop button in the menu that appears.

The only indication that the recording is happening is the small Stop button that appears in the menu bar at the top of your screen.

You can select that area you want to record before triggering the recording, or just drag the box over it.

If you want to record a portion of the screen, click on the Record Selected Portion option.

If you have more than one screen click and hold on the Record button and you will see the option Screen 1 and Screen 2.

If you select Record Entire Screen just click on the Record button that appears beside Options.

You can Record Entire Screen, or Record Selected Portion.

Open the screenshot toolbar by pressing Command + Shift + 5.

Here’s how to take a screen recording in Mojave: Instead of using QuickTime – which is the method we outline below – there is a Screen Record tool built right into the new screenshot toolbar. MacOS Mojave when it arrived in September 2018. * * * Raw File Report for ChrisLukenbill.mp4Ĭomplete name : /Users/Ruebin/Desktop/ChrisLukenbill.mp4Ĭom. : Mac OS X 10.12.1 (16B2657)Ĭom. recording became a whole lot easier in * * * MediaInspector for Mac - Version 2.6, build 953

Let me know if you guys need anymore info. I'm a noob when it comes to codec problems because I shoot H.264 with a DSLR and have never had any transcoding problems.Īny help or guidance are much appreciated.

I ended up downloading media inspector to see what was in the video file and wanted some insight at where my problem is and how I can solve this. Usually, I can google the answer pretty quick, but I started reading forums and post similar to mine and it started sounding like a codec problem. I checked the fps and it wasn't the same as the original video file. The audio video is not synced up correctly. The problem occurs after I import into premiere. Then I used a multi-output device to monitor what I was recording through the macs audio preference panel.Īfter I saved the video it will playback from quicktime just fine. I set up an aggregate device to stream both audio inputs into quicktime. I was doing a screen recording via quicktime and used soundflower to route the audio from both the built-in output and internal microphone to quicktime.

Quicktime screen recording with audio