Screenflick for Mac
Capture screen movement to video.
Screenflick features high-performance screen capturing for smooth, fluid motion up to 60 fps. Screenflick can record any portion of the screen, simultaneously recording audio from internal or external microphones and the system audio.
An excellent utility for software screencasters and software trainers, Screenflick offers the ability to display keyboard commands, and highlights mouse clicks to better communicate which actions are being performed during screen recording.
Unlike other solutions, Screenflick allows you to record a movie once and compress it as many times as you want at different resolutions, qualities, and with or without audio, offering you the maximum amount of flexibility when choosing which presentation options to offer to movie viewers.
What's great about Screenflick is that it doesn't try to have too many features but what is there works properly. The core features are there. Easy system audio recording, exact area of the screen, good export options. The Quick Test function is brilliant and saves hours and nerves getting export settings right. The built-in screen capture is excellent but there's no export settings (have to convert it) and more importantly no way to record system audio without setting up Audio HiJack and putting the sound and picture together in post. While I own AudioHijack and Davinci Resolve/FCPX, opening a video editor to put sound and picture together on every screen capture is just a waste of time. iShowU Instant (I used to own a couple of Shiny White iShowU apps and would enjoy a discount) threw several bugs and crashed. I worry about having their audio loopback extension installed. With Screenflick I'm relatively confident that all will work as it should. The setup wizard is very good. And Screenflick is not overkill like Screenflow (for which I have a v9 license) which makes a huge drama out of recording a whole screen, saving a project just to export a section of the screen. Screenflick is goldilocks software. Just right for making video screen captures with audio. PS. If you are a film reviewer, Screenflick is heaven-sent. It allows you to easily capture bits and pieces of films with audio on Firefox from Netflix and the other big services.
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