So possibly someone smarter than me can figure out how to set it. The AppleScript dictionary for QuickTime Player that the "current camera" property of the document "new recording" should be able to be set by AppleScript. That does not completely answer your question, since I could not set the video and audio sources for the new movie. Although to be honest, it doesn't really do what couldn't be done with the same amount of button clicks in QuickTime Player itself! tell application "QuickTime Player" So then you can just use this script to start the recording. So the closest I could come was to set the camera and audio manually, and QuickTime Player should remember those settings. Set current camera to video recording device named "FaceTime HD Camera"īut still got an error when trying to set the current camera property. Set theDocument to its document "Movie Recording" Click on the Apple menu icon in the upper left corner of your Macs screen. It is possible to improve the recording speed to as much as 60 FPS. There is a little trick that will increase your frame rate when recording with QuickTime. Next I tried: tell application "QuickTime Player" QuickTime usually records at 30 FPS, which will look choppy when youre playing fast-paced games. I also tried to set it back to "FaceTime HD Camera" and QuickTime Player did not like that either. Set current camera to video recording device named "My Name's iPhone"Īnd I got an error that the current camera could not be set to that. First I tried: tell application "QuickTime Player" DOHS is urging Windows users to uninstall Apple's QuickTime player immediately due to hacking dangers, that being said, please be cautious before you actually download.Is it possible? Maybe. It really isn't bad for Mac users, but not so for Windows: The U.S. Problems - As you can notice, Quicktime Player is a Mac-only screen recorder iOS which relies on an USB cable. When all is prepared, hit "Record" to start. You can: Connect iPhone and Mac with the lightning cable > Open Quicktime Player > File > New Movie Recording, when the recording window appear, click to get the drop-down menu, where you can select the name of your iPhone/iPad to record, Mic record is optional, which you can enable via the "Built-in Microphone: External Microphone" option. How to Record - Just like any other Apple functionalities, record iPhone, iPad screen with Quicktime Player is handy and fast. If you're looking for one iOS screen recorder that also works for Windows, please look back to 5KPlayer. Generally speaking, a pretty good free screen recorder except for audio and video out of sync in recordings now and then. Review - Recording iPhone/iPad screen was made possible by Apple together with the introduction of iOS 8 and OSX Yosemite - so this is a Mac-only utility if you want to record iPhone screen.
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