

There are several external apps available for download that allow you to do this, but it is also possible to do using only the hardware and built-in features (QuickTime Player) already available to you on your Mac.

The process is called Screen casting, and you can follow the steps below to learn how to do this for yourself. Please Note: Quick Time Player comes installed on Macs but does not come with PC computers. You can use QuickTime on your PC but you may have to pay for the program. An alternative free option for PC users that we recommend is a software called OBS (we have no affiliate fees or financial reason for suggestive either QuickTime or OBS - they are simply good programs that are relatively easy to learn). Launch QuickTime Player (already available on your Mac).

This will allow you to capture both audio and video from your Mac's screen.Select File, and choose New Movie Recording, to begin working on your video. Finally, open the QuickTime player and choose File > New Screen Recording. You should see Loopback Audio listed as an input device.

Then, open System Preferences and choose Sound. Once installed, open the media you want to screen capture in your application (e.g. To record both screen and audio on a Mac, you will need to install Loopback Audio (a free extension). When you are finished recording, click on the Stop button and save your video file so that it can be accessed later. Once you have made all of your selections, click on the Record button to start recording and adjust the volume control to hear any audio that is being recorded. If you want to adjust any settings for the camera or microphone, click on the Options pop-up menu and choose from the available options. This will open a window where you can select your camera and microphone for recording. To start, open the QuickTime Player app and then select File > New Movie Recording. To record video with sound on your Macbook Pro, you will need to use the QuickTime Player app. Recording Video with Sound on a Macbook Pro
