With iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite, Apple makes it really easy for iOS and Mac to communicate with each other. If you’re on the same network, you can answer phone calls or texts from your Mac, start working with email on your iPhone and continue on your Mac, etc.
One of the new features and one that hasn’t been widely announced is the new iOS screen recording feature.
To do this, you need: iPhone/iPad running iOS 8, Mac running OS X 10.10 Yosemite, and a lightning cable.
How to record your screen with Quicktime Player
Grab your iOS device and connect it to your Mac using a lightning cable. Now launch Quicktime Player on your Mac.
From Documentselect New Screen Recorder or use handy Control + Cmd + FEMALE shortcut.
This will bring up a new window. Here you will see a red record button. Click the drop-down button next to it.
From Videotapes section select your device and do the same for The checkered microphone.
If you want to mark the touches you make on the screen, select Show clicks in the record from Option menu.
Pro tip: Quicktime Player can also be used to record your Mac screen, record video from a web cam, or audio from a microphone. These options are available in Document menu is good.
Now that we’ve configured the settings, it’s time to do some recording. click red Take note button to start recording. To stop recording you can use the same shortcut Control + Cmd + FEMALE or click the button on the menu bar.
Save Video File
Once the recording is done, you can save the video file in any format you want. Quicktime will also warn you if you try to exit before saving the recording.
alternative choice
Apple’s screen recording solution is pretty basic, but for most people it should be enough. What if connecting a cable to your Mac and using Quicktime is too time consuming for you? See options below.
reflex
Reflector is an application that uses the AirPlay feature of Mac and iOS to wirelessly share the screen of an iOS device with a Mac. I can’t believe the Mac doesn’t provide this functionality by default. As useful as Reflector is, it’s not free. The comfort of wireless recording will cost you $9.99.
What do you plan to record?
What are you planning to capture with this newly found screenshot tool? Let us know in the comments below.
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