Dorchester — Mar 8th 2022
We had lively Q&A before taking a break, after which, following on from his talk about making moves in iMovie, Euan showed how to capture a screen recording. Whilst this can be done in Quicktime, to catch the computer sound direct Euan explained that you need to add software such as that offered by Blackhole.com. This includes a very good video tuition on how to set it up and use. However Euan recommended that a simpler solution is Capto available from the App Store. Capto will capture screen shots, movies with sound or sound only. On their website they are currently offering a single license at a 40% discount reducing the price to £11.99. Euan gave a brief demonstration, capturing a movie with sound playing on his computer. He was able to export the resulting Movie to .mov or MP4, which played as well as the original
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Derek Wright said…
However on Playback the sound and picture do not stay synchronised, the picture lags the sound quite a bit. This occured when playing back the recording with Quicktime.
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