...well, kind of.
I've been using the command line screencapture command to record a video on my Mac and save the recording to a file.
The command looks something like this:
screencapture -C -k -T 0 -R 1080,0,820,735 -V 90 ~/Desktop/recordings/Screen\ Recording\ testing.mov
...and I do it in Terminal.
It still works in Sequoia, as long as I let it run the entire 90 seconds (that command is set to record for 90 seconds).
But if I want to end the recording early, I used to be able to use ctrl-cmd-esc, which would end the recording but *still* save the file.
That keyboard shortcut no longer works in Sequoia. I can still end the recording early if I go to Terminal and quit or do ctrl-C, but it doesn't save the file.
Is there a new/another way to end these recordings *and* still save the file in Sequoia?
I've been using the command line screencapture command to record a video on my Mac and save the recording to a file.
The command looks something like this:
screencapture -C -k -T 0 -R 1080,0,820,735 -V 90 ~/Desktop/recordings/Screen\ Recording\ testing.mov
...and I do it in Terminal.
It still works in Sequoia, as long as I let it run the entire 90 seconds (that command is set to record for 90 seconds).
But if I want to end the recording early, I used to be able to use ctrl-cmd-esc, which would end the recording but *still* save the file.
That keyboard shortcut no longer works in Sequoia. I can still end the recording early if I go to Terminal and quit or do ctrl-C, but it doesn't save the file.
Is there a new/another way to end these recordings *and* still save the file in Sequoia?