You can use it to record your computer screen. Open QuickTime Player by searching for it in Launchpad. Once you're in Quicktime, click “File” and select “New Screen Recording”. Press the downward facing arrow next to the “Record” button to choose the following recording options: Microphone: Choose “None” to. MacOS provides a good built-in screen recorder called Quicktime for quick audio and video recordings. However, it doesn’t provide an option to record internal audio or system sound. However, it doesn’t provide an option to record internal audio or system sound. My video screen capture within Quicktime is not working, at all. Here is what happens. I open Quicktime, go to FILE then New Screen Recording. The usual method. It tells me to click the screen to record and everything starts out as usual. I have tried this while recording my artwork process in both Manga Studio EX 5 and in Photoshop CC. After opening QuickTime click on New Screen Recording from the File menu or right-click on the QuickTime icon in your Dock and select New Screen Recording from the menu. While you may notice other suggestions online for how to record screen on mac, this is the easiest option as it uses QuickTime which comes with most Mac computers.
I have your same issue, I was trying to record my mangastudio session and even with 5 minutes of recording it stucks with the rainbow wheel, and upon forced exit and re-opening quicktime shows a clip of maximum 1 minute and few seconds.
With other software it doesn't even save that, you can just force exit.
I'm working on a cintiq 22HD, so I don't know if that may be the issue frankly, I tried with dual standalone monitor or simply duplicating and same result.
MacBook Pro (Retina, mid 2012)
2,6 GHz Intel Core i7
16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
Record Screen On Mac Without Quicktime
NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M 1024 MB
How To Record Screen On Mac Quicktime
Dec 2, 2014 5:37 PM