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Whether you want a more precise way to capture specific parts of your screen or if you want to record entire videos, you should ditch the built-in basics and get a dedicated screen recorder. If you do any kind of digital tutoring, offer or need tech support, or use video conferencing, using your operating system’s default screen capture system won’t be good enough to record you properly. There are plenty of reasons why you might want to record your screen, and documenting your instant message threads to make hilarious jokes is just one of them. This basic method has some major drawbacks, however – you can’t specify which part of the screen you want to capture, and you can only record a single image. While it doesn’t actually create a printout of your screen, as you might guess, it will copy your screen into your computer’s digital clipboard.

Now, when you open up QuickTime – Start New Screen Recording and select “Aggregate Device” from drop down arrow on the right.You may or may not be aware, but that obscure button on every PC keyboard labeled ‘PrtScn’ actually means ‘Print Screen’.

Go into System Preferences – Sound – Output - choose Multi-Output Device.

Place a checkmark next to SoundFlower 2ch and Built-in Output.

Place a checkmark next to Soundflower 2ch and Built-in Microphone.

Click the (+) Plus sign in bottom left corner.

Go to Applications – Utilities - Open Audio Midi Setup.

NOTE: If you do not want to include your microphone audio and only include the audio from your computer in your screen recording, just take out the steps related to the “Aggregate Device” and choose SoundFlower 2ch in QuickTime for your screen recording. This was the exact thing I needed to do when I figured this out, thought I would write it up to remember in the future. This is great for a screen-sharing session where you are talking to someone and walking through an application over the computer. The Holy Grail (Adding Audio from your Microphone and your Computer while being able to hear the audio as it records)

Start New Screen Recording – Click drop down arrow on right side of dialog box – choose Soundflower 2ch.

Go into System Preferences – Sound – Output - choose Soundflower 2ch.

This option routes ALL audio through Soundflower and therefore you CANNOT HEAR IT to monitor it as it is being recorded. Google “Screen recording with audio on Mac” and you will see. This is what I kept finding when trying to search for a solution. This allows you to capture the audio from your computer in your QuickTime screen recording. You can install Soundflower to route your computer’s audio back into QuickTime to record it. However, when doing so, you only get the screen – no audio. QuickTime allows you to easily do a screen recording. The Holy Grail of screen recording on Mac