Recording Into Quicktime
Did you know that with Quicktime's latest version you can record directly into Quicktime? It's a great little tool if you need to record something quickly, and not have to run it through Final Cut Pro or other editing application and make a Quicktime file. It's also a great tool to use for voiceovers. You can attach your video camera to your computer or use the iSight right on your Mac.
Go to the Quicktime Menu to File > New Movie Recording
A Movie Recording window opens up for you to preview your video. Start recording by clicking the red button at the bottom of the Movie Recording window. You can stop recording by clicking the button again. Once you have stopped recording, your video shows up in a Quicktime window and it is saved to your desktop.
If you want to just record audio, for example, for a voiceover, go to the Quicktime Menu to
File > New Audio Recording
Again, click the red button to start and stop recording your audio. You can use the Internal microphone on your computer, or an external USB microphone
Remember, you have to be using the latest version of Quicktime in order to use this feature.
Go to the Quicktime Menu to File > New Movie Recording
A Movie Recording window opens up for you to preview your video. Start recording by clicking the red button at the bottom of the Movie Recording window. You can stop recording by clicking the button again. Once you have stopped recording, your video shows up in a Quicktime window and it is saved to your desktop.If you want to just record audio, for example, for a voiceover, go to the Quicktime Menu to
File > New Audio Recording
Again, click the red button to start and stop recording your audio. You can use the Internal microphone on your computer, or an external USB microphone
Remember, you have to be using the latest version of Quicktime in order to use this feature.
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