Me too (on Windows and Linux, I don't have a Mac).Wrichik Basu said:I use OBS studio.
Wrichik Basu said:I use OBS studio. It is available for Windows, Mac and Linux. There are settings that will allow you to reduce noise from your microphones, choose the input device, output quality, and so on. When I used to record online lectures, my settings produced near-HD videos, but file size was about ~10 GB for 1-hour videos.
The most important features to consider when looking for a screen recorder for Mac are compatibility with Mac operating systems, user-friendly interface, recording quality, editing capabilities, and price.
Yes, there are several free screen recording options available for Mac such as QuickTime, OBS Studio, and Monosnap. However, these may have limited features and may not be as reliable as paid options.
Some recommended paid screen recording applications for Mac include Screenflow, Camtasia, and Capto. These applications offer a wide range of features and are known for their reliability and user-friendly interface.
No, it is not necessary to have a powerful computer to use a screen recorder on Mac. However, having a faster processor and more RAM can improve the recording and editing process.
Yes, most screen recording applications have the capability to record both video and audio. However, some may require additional plugins or settings to be enabled for audio recording.