QuickTime Screen Recording without Audio Issues

Are you tired of dealing with audio issues when recording your screen using QuickTime Player? Look no further! In this article, we'll walk you through the steps to record your screen successfully without any sound problems.

To begin, open QuickTime Player and click on the 'New Screen Recording' option in the File menu. This will allow you to select the area of your screen that you want to record. You can choose to record a specific portion of the screen or capture the entire screen.

Next, navigate to the Settings window by clicking on the account/profile button in the top right corner and selecting 'Settings'. In this window, make sure that the audio settings are correct. For Speaker use, select 'Same as System' from the dropdown menu.

If you're using headphones (wired or Bluetooth), make sure to check the box for the headphones in the Use column. Only the box for built-in output should be checked in the Drift Correction column.

To fix any audio issues when recording with QuickTime, you may need to adjust your system settings. To do this, open System Preferences and click on Security & Privacy. If you receive an error while installing, you may need to adjust your security settings.

In addition, if you're using Zoom or other video conferencing software, make sure that the audio output is set correctly. In Zoom, go to Settings and select 'Use this for Sound Output'. Make sure that only the box for built-in output should be checked in the Drift Correction column.

Finally, if you're experiencing issues with soundflower, try restarting your computer and then retrying the installation steps.

By following these simple steps, you'll be able to record your screen successfully without any audio issues using QuickTime Player. Happy recording!

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