QuickTime's Screen Recording; Video AND audio?

Hi, I just now figured out how to use QuickTime player to record footage of my computer screen.
It works well, but the only problem is, that it doesn't record the sound from the speakers!
Does anyone know how to fix that?

stuff man guy wrote:
no, i know that, but the thing is, there is no setting to just simply record the audio without the use of line-in to the headphone port.
If you want to record your computer's screen and internal audio, you'll need to use a third-party capture utility such as Ambrosia Software's Snapz Pro. QuickTime X Player, unless there's a workaround I've not come across, does not capture internal audio.

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Start with the article below to troubleshoot issues with the microphone on your iPhone. If none of it works then contact Apple Support to further help you out.
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Okay. I got the video and audio all together. I told you I'd link to it when it was up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxssYpUNJm8
There's also a copy of it at http://www.myspace.com/bonjimmy/
And as a quick side comment, even though I uploaded the same video to both YouTube and MySpace, the MySpace version is much better. YouTube must do something to the video after it's uploaded.
What I learned doing this project:
I recorded the video first (which gave me the sequencing of the piano performance) and then I dubbed the audio in later. However, there wasn't a good way to sync the video and the prerecorded piano, so there are some spots where the dubbed audio vocal isn't accurate to the video. I'm not sure what the pros do for this. I was hoping I'd remember how I sang for the video but when a couple weeks go by before re-doing the audio, it's about impossible. I tried, though.
I remember working with an old 4-track and smpte to a sequencer a long time ago. With the way it is now, it's pretty cool that you can record digitally and mix and match and everything falls together perfectly as long as you have a place to match the video and the audio. It's pretty cool.
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Does anyone have suggestions that would have made it better? Also, if you have suggestions on my performance or whatever, I'd love comments, but you can do that on the linked page.
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HT201066 Record video and audio stream

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No. The MPEG-2 component is to play MPEG-2 not encode it.
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I've seen this issue, but it's not so critical for me. It doesn't happen 100% of the time or in most situations it's very hard to see.
You can edit videos on your PC, just converting them to AVI then using any Video Editor on the PC.
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