Uploaded October 2015 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Hey fellows! Hope you are all doing well!
Today we are gonna kick in with how you can record your iOS device's screen. It's unfortuanetly Mac & iPhone only.
Instructions To Start Recording:
- Connect your iOS device withe Lightning cable to your Mac.
- Find the Quicktime Application.
- Right Click on the Quicktime application and choose "new Movie recording".
- Use the drop-down arrow next to the recording button to select Camera and Microphone you want to use.
Happy Recording!
Instructions to the video conversion:
- To remain the 38,97 fps you need conversion -
- Import the recording to your video editor and export it in a an mp4 format (Make sure you have retained the same resolutions and frame rates)
-or-
- Import the recording to your Video Conversion software. I used "SmartConverter" which is FREE in App Store. Then convert it to an mp4 format (check resolution and frame rate before conversion). In SmartConverter I used the "Apple TV" preset, found it worked the best.
Thx 4 Watching! Don't forget to Subscribe for more content like this! Comment your video requests down below. C U in the next one so stay tuned. I'm uploading constantly so make sure you don't miss anything. :D
Social Links:
Facebook: facebook.com/PhenomenalVFX
Twitter: twitter.com/VKLuukkonen
Veikko
PC Production
Hey fellows! Hope you are all doing well!
Today we are gonna kick in with how you can record your iOS device's screen. It's unfortuanetly Mac & iPhone only.
Instructions To Start Recording:
- Connect your iOS device withe Lightning cable to your Mac.
- Find the Quicktime Application.
- Right Click on the Quicktime application and choose "new Movie recording".
- Use the drop-down arrow next to the recording button to select Camera and Microphone you want to use.
Happy Recording!
Instructions to the video conversion:
- To remain the 38,97 fps you need conversion -
- Import the recording to your video editor and export it in a an mp4 format (Make sure you have retained the same resolutions and frame rates)
-or-
- Import the recording to your Video Conversion software. I used "SmartConverter" which is FREE in App Store. Then convert it to an mp4 format (check resolution and frame rate before conversion). In SmartConverter I used the "Apple TV" preset, found it worked the best.
Thx 4 Watching! Don't forget to Subscribe for more content like this! Comment your video requests down below. C U in the next one so stay tuned. I'm uploading constantly so make sure you don't miss anything. :D
Social Links:
Facebook: facebook.com/PhenomenalVFX
Twitter: twitter.com/VKLuukkonen
Veikko
PC Production
