How Quicktime player transforms formats

Screen recording

Go straight to the point, start QuickTime Player, click on the file in the menu bar-New screen recording, if you want to record in the process of the mouse click on the position highlighted, you can check the control interface to the right side of the triangle, check "in the record display mouse click", Of course, you can also set the microphone input here, such as recording the tutorial while recording, you can put the "built-in input: External microphone" On the hook, you can set the quality of video recording and so on.

After these parameter settings are complete, you can click the red button, then the program will ask you want to record a full screen or want to record a selected area, full screen recording the words directly click on the mouse, if you want to record the selected area, directly drag an area with the mouse, and then officially began recording.

The video after the recording is complete is saved directly in the Movies folder (~/movies) and automatically starts playing.

Video editing

The above is the process of screen video, but there is one thing you may easily overlook is the QuickTime Player built-in some very convenient "edit" function, you can find these features from the Edit menu, including video pruning (the video will not need to be removed from the tail), video merge ( Directly drag the video you want to merge into the QuickTime player window), the video flip (in edit mode, the video vertical, horizontal flip) and so on a number of functions, you can try out their own editing functions, presumably will bring you very large convenience.

Video Export/share

After recording and editing are done, it is natural to export/share the video, and at this point QuickTime Player 10.1 also provides very good functionality, and you can easily export the video to a compatible web and various mobile device formats (including IOS devices and Apple TV , you can also export video directly to a 480P, 720P, or 1080P version, and you can even share video directly via Youtube, Facebook, Vimeo, mail, and more.