Hello,
I am looking for an app that will let me designate an area on my computer screen, and with the push of a button take repeated screen shots and save them to a location? Say a video that is playing and I want to take several screen shots of the video.
Right now, I use quicktime and...
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While going through my downloaded files, I found two .pdf files which were essentially screen caps of two complete Twitter threads. But they were not exactly screen caps since they saved not only what was on my screen, but the entire threads. I must've done this by accident...
Hey folks!
I just discovered a 237GB Quicktime file on my desktop(!) A 49 hour video recording of my screen, which I did not instigate. Not gonna lie...it's kind of freaking me out.
Is this just a glitch in the OS, or are less benign forces at work?
Thoughts? Suggestions?
I am trying to do a screen recording of my 13" 2018 Macbook. I know the screen resolution is 2560 x 1600. But when I try to select only a portion of the screen to record I get a number of 1440 x 900. How does that work? Can someone explain? Thanks
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I've used Camtasia mac trial version for couple days and I have to say it's really amazing. Though the huge size of the output file isn't so good news for a half-terabyte SSD.
So far, I've had to reduce the size/bitrate using the app after recording (re-encoding actually) but it's a so...
Ok, I'm not sure this change happened in High Sierra or possibly a previous version. I just upgraded from Yosemite to HS and just noticed a change in the Grab App that I was very happy to see! Before I upgraded, when I would do a screen capture with Grab APP, the files would always be captured...
I'm looking for a screen capture app for macOS that is similar to the free Grab IT utility , but automatically generates a file name ( say "YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.png") for me. That way I can focus on what I'm doing and not have to stop everything to select a file save location and a unique name for...