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ian87w

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I just realized that macOS cannot do this out of the box. Quicktime screen recording only records audio from microphone input, but not audio ouput generated by the system. Eg. if I want to screen record a conference call on Zoom/Teams, it only records my microphone, not the rest of the audio.

Am I missing something? I tried looking around Google but seems like the solutions are quite convoluted, or require a paid third party app. I would think Apple being "creative" friendly would make something like this easy. Anybody have any suggestions?
 

Stephen.R

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I worked this out a few weeks ago for my wife when she wanted to record a parent/teacher zoom... thing for someone who couldn't join at the time.


What you want is a thing called "Blackhole" - it lets you route audio in cool ways.

This page has a quick how-to for letting QT record the system audio in a screen capture video:

 
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Macsonic

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In my work, I'm using Loom to record the desktop screen using the internal audio like a headset with microphone. You also have the option on having a small inset of yourself in the screen while talking. Good for tutorials or explaining a process.

 
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ian87w

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In my work, I'm using Loom to record the desktop screen using the internal audio like a headset with microphone. You also have the option on having a small inset of yourself in the screen while talking. Good for tutorials or explaining a process.

Cool, will check it out. Thanks. :)
 
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