Now they created that for their own software. However the developer, ShinyWhiteBox, which creates this screen recording software here has an extension that does that.

But unfortunately that doesn't work with Mojave or Catalina and it's no longer developed. Now there used to be an extension that everybody used called Sound Flower. So in order to record the audio of your Mac you need a system extension that's going to take the audio output of your Mac and pipe it into your screen recording software. However there is one third party extension that you could get for free that allows you to get the audio along with your QuickTime screen recording. But if you're looking to do it for free using the QuickTime player on your Mac to do the capture then you're usually out of luck. Now professional screen capture software will do this. It makes it very useful to be able to narrate what's going on but if what you're recording also really requires the audio as well as the screen then you're out of luck. Instead you get the audio just from your microphone. Normally when you do a screen capture say using QuickTime Player or a lot of third party apps you don't get any of the audio from the Mac. Or if there's a video or something else going on on your Mac that's also captured as part of the screen recording. For instance if there's an alert sound that plays it's captured as part of the screen recording. So a very common request is how to do screen recording while also capturing the audio coming out of your Mac. Join us and get exclusive content and course discounts.

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