Why no audio during screen capture in quicktime pro

why no audio during screen capture in quicktime pro?

Verify that your Mac has the right Input selected by default > OS X Mavericks: Adjust your computer’s sound input
Then, give this a try -from Mac Basics: QuickTime Player creates, plays, edits, and shares video and audio files - Apple Support
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Where is a Screen Recording in QuickTime Pro?

Where is a Screen Recording in QuickTime Pro?

Your signature says Mac OS X 10.5.8. I am not sure that QuickTime Player screen recording is available in 10.5.8. It may have started in 10.6.
If it works on your system, in QuickTime Player you will find these commands under the File menu:
New Movie Recording
New Audio Recording
New Screen Recording
Edit: Oh, you're asking about QuickTime Pro. Not sure, sorry.

Capturing with QuickTime Pro?

I have much problems with capturing in FCE: missing frames, out of sync audio, one cassette ok - the second with problems.
Now I capture with QuickTime Pro and import in FCE.
Is this procedure ok?

Excuse me, I forgot: several miniDV cassettes from two different cameras. The camera I use for capturing is yet another (Medion MD 9090) camera.
With iMovie there is no problem to capture but I have learned this is not the right way.
With QuickTime Pro there is also no problem, so I use it now.
Can there any problems using QTP for capturing instead of using FCE?

No audio on screen capture

has it been resolved yet why there is no sound when you use screen capture? i wanted to take some youtube videos and put them together, but i also want the sound.

I can't help but wonder why they even botherd making the video recording software if they diidn't include audio .
I tend to consider such features add-ons because to appeal to novice users because the features are incomplete as far as functonality is concerned or too dependent on the CPU power of the platform on which it is used. This is why I tend to use dedicated import and/or screen capture applications. Normally, I would recommend using an app like Snapz Pro X from Ambrosia ($69) but they too are having problems updating or replacing their audio "kernel extension" following system audio changes made in the Lion OS release. ScreenFlow ($99) is another good screen capture app but it includes a number of editing features that many users do not want or for which they are not willing to pay such a high price. I personally amd looking at what, for me, is a new app listed in an article URL posted by QTKirk. The app is called Screenflick and lists for $29. I am interested in it because they claim you can tap into user events like key presses (e.g., use of keyboart shortcuts) and highlight/include them in your captures. (I.e., this would be very handy for the makie of "quickie" tutorials.) In any event, I have not tried this app so I can't yet recommend it based on personal use... but it might be worthing looking at if you plan to purchase such a utility. (And yes, it does claim to support the audio capture of both system audio and/or a user selectable mic source.)

Mute Audio During Tape Capture

Is there a way to mute the sound coming from my speakers during a tape capture? I still want to capture both the sound and video from the tape but I don't want to hear it while it is capturing. The reason why I want to do this is so that I can continue to edit projects while capturing new footage at the same time. Having the two audio sources mixed together makes editing harder. I am using CS 6 PP.
One other thing...if I change projects during tape capture the capture stops. How do you keep the capture from not stoping..no matter what I do?

As far as I know, tape capture REQUIRES the computer "focus" or it stops... meaning you can't do two things at once
You might try a different program for capture
I have NOT used either, but many say to try these for SD capture http://windv.mourek.cz/ or http://www.exsate.com/products/dvcapture/
I have NOT used it, but many say to try this for HDV capture http://strony.aster.pl/paviko/hdvsplit.htm

Importing screen capture from Quicktime X

I am in the process of making training videos for my job. For a couple videos I want to show how to access certain areas of a website. I have been doing screen captures of these using Quicktime X. They are recording at 1920x1200 with a frame rate around 9fps. My timeline in FCP will be 1920x1080 at 29.97, upper-field first. I will be working with pro res 422 from AVCHD camera files. For the life of me I can not get these screen captures into FCP. It says invalid format, and I'm guessing it has to do with the frame rate. I tried converting these screen captures to pro res 422 at 1920x1080 in Toast 10, and while they converted, the videos then played back super super fast in FCP, probably adjusting to the frame rate.
Can someone help me figure out a good way to do this?

There are a couple of things that will absolutely make you task rife with challenges; one is that 9fps will cause the screen capture to play back in a 29.97fps or even a 24fps video sequence way, way fast! Optimum solution is to capture at the same frame rate that you will be editing your training video in. Hopefully you can do that over and adjust the frames per second. The other issue is that your screen capture is not in a video resolution. Regardless, you should be able to set in the resulting video of the screen capture and keep the aspect ratio, and either size it to fill or fit within the 1920x1080 sequence frame. As for the frame rate difference, it's just extremely different, so you may need to conform it in Cinema Tools and then slow it down by using command- J (apple key + "J") and entering a percent under 100, somewhere around 30%.
So basically the best solution is to be able to do your screen capture at 29.97 fps but if you're past that opportunity, then conform the clips in Cinema Tools to 29.97 and slow the clips down.

Problem recording sound during screen capture

Hi
I'm having a problem when recording screen captures in Windows XP SP3 in Boot Camp.
There is almost no sound. There is a very low sound level being picked up from the microphone.
The screen capture software I'm using is Capture Solution by SProsoft. I get the same result when using Windows Media Encoder, so I don't think it is a problem with the capturing program.
There is no problem with Windows XP making the sounds as I use it. It is just that I cannot record those sounds.
Thank you for any assistance you can give.

Hi ya I solved it..... I brought it back to the shop I got my phone in and they gave me a brand new one.
I had it for 11 months when I returned it and it was still covered by warranty hope this helps :)

Screen capturing in Premiere Pro 2.0?

I'm looking to create a video presentation of my company's proprietary web applications and would like to capture my screen as I navigate through the pages and narrate. I have seen other recently released video editing software that enables users to capture the current screen as video - but we have Preimier Pro 2.0 at the office. Can I screen capture with this version or what kind of upgrade would support this feature?

What Jim points out is unfortunately all too true. Some have had success with Camtasia footage (via conversions, etc.), but many just rely on the limited editing capabilities in the current release. It's also true for Adobe's screen-cap program (name eludes me right now). There seems to be less success with that one, than with Camtasia.
Do not know if CamStudio has any editing features.
You might want to also post to the Video Lounge, as both Jeff Bellune and Curt Wrigley do video tutorials and do them well. They WILL have some ideas for you. The Lounge is for non-Adobe specific questions. Though there is a technical nature to your question, I think it will fit right in, and both are likely to see and respond to your request for info.
Good luck,
Hunt

No audio when exporting to 3gp ~ Quicktime Pro.

Hey guys!
I have looked everywhere for the answer to my problem, but cannot find an answer anywhere!
I have Quicktime Pro and am trying to export video files to 3GP formats to view on a mobile phone. The problem I have is that about 95% of the video files I have will let me convert the video, but not the sound ~ it says "No audio in source movie." I can't understand this as there is definately audio there (I can hear it!), but I cannot change any settings to switch it on! I have tried AVI, MPEG, & other file types, but to no avail... Can someone help!?!
regards,
Richard.

The most likely cause is that you are attempting to export from muxed mpeg files (mpeg-1 or mpeg-2). QT does not support the export of sound from such files:QT Mpeg Limitations
You can determine if this is your problem by opening the video in QT Player and opening the MovieInfo window, where the file type and compressor are identified.
One workaround if they are mpeg-1 is to download this freeware Windows application. It will allow you to convert mpeg-1 to uncompressed avi files (just open the mpeg and use Save as Avi from the File menu). QT will be able to read these files and will then allow you to convert to your choice of formats, like 3gp, with the sound intact:VirtualDub

Can't I save Audio (bass/treble) changes in Quicktime Pro???

I bought Quicktime Pro. They have some handy A/V controls. Cool! I enhanced the bass and treble settings for an AIFF file and I could NOT save the changes. Doh! Why in the world would a Pro program only let you change the playback and not the editing option??
Hopefully I am just overlooking something. I have an hour and a half long file that I want to adjust without chopping it into many pieces to throw into another program. THanks!!!

QuickTime version 6 allowed volume adjustments to be "saved" with the file. I hope this is just a "bug" in version 7.
You're not "overlooking" anything. It's "in there", just not "working" properly. I've tried with the same AppleScripts that worked with QT 6. No luck. Maybe in the next upgrade?

Recovering Lost Video Capture in QuickTime Pro

I've got Mac Pro with QuickTime Pro.
I just recorded over an hour of a live presentation with a camcorder hooked up to the Mac Pro via Firewire, using QuickTime Pro's "record" button. I've done this kind of recording many times before and never had a problem. I would hit the record button at the beginning, hit the stop button at the end, and have a QuickTime file on my desktop of the complete video.
But this time QuickTime crashed over an hour into the presentation. Now I'm left with a 0 kilobyte QuickTime file on my desktop. If I try to open it, QuickTime tells me "This is not a movie file".
So where is the ~60 minutes of footage that was captured before QuickTime crashed? Is it hidden away in some obscure capture scratch folder? Is it in a playable format? Is there any way to recover it? Any way at all!?
Thanks so much to anyone who can offer some advice. This is an important video that can't be recorded again since it was a one-time live presentation. I should have put a tape in the camera as a backup but I didn't. You live and you learn.

The file is gone.
Sorry.

Bad audio during DV capture

I've just moved up from iMovie 04 and I seem to recall the bug/problem was the same back then. When using Formac's firewire DV converter to capture VHS to iMovie, it sees the video just fine and in the importing process I HEAR the audio fine too, but when playback of the clip, the video looks fine, but the audio is horribly corrupted with a "machine gun" audio that has no connection to soundtrack. As far back as iMovie 04 I think that was the same problem. Does anyone have a solution? It's odd that during import all seems well. The quality of the capture is better than some other 3rd party DV capture apps out there (such as Quicktime Broadcaster!) because the primary difficulty with them is proper FPS even though that setting is made (either 29.97 or 30 FPS). Those apps are usually underpar.
I think this MAY be an audio rate sampling. iMovie may be capturing in one rate but playback is bad because is in another rate? How can this be fixed?

We got this fixed by having someone (and Apple Genius) show us that the Apple Final Cut Express preferences were under the /Users/<username>/Library/Preferences path. We had only looked in the /Library/Preferences/ path. We didn't realize there were two places for preferences.
So, Tom, you were right.
Chalk it up to Mac newbie ignorance.
Thanks for your help.

No audio during fast-forwarding in Quicktime

I recently updated to v. 10.10.3 yosemite. While playing a lecture in Quicktime, when I fast forward it no longer gives audio to allow me to listen to the lecture a little quicker. Can this be changed so that when I fast forward the audio can still play?

I recently updated to v. 10.10.3 yosemite. While playing a lecture in Quicktime, when I fast forward it no longer gives audio to allow me to listen to the lecture a little quicker. Can this be changed so that when I fast forward the audio can still play?
The QT X FF/FR playback features have been altered. FF/FR at 2x, 5x, 10x, 30x, and 60x are without audio. FF/FR at 1.1x thru 1.9x in 0.1x increments is with audio when holding down the "Option" key while pressing the FF/FR control buttons. QT 7 offers FF/FR with audio at 2x and 3x (less dropped frames) using the "L" and "K" keyboard shortcuts. VLC offers forward and reverse playback with audio in frame rates from 0.25x to 4x using the slider control with increments that vary proportionally with the slide control's current position.

How to I do a screen capture on macbook pro

how do I capture my screen for use in e-mail or training?

Or use the Grab utility found inside the Utilities folder. That will give you a tad more control of what gets captured and when. Since the result (from Grab) will always be a .TIFF file, you can use Preview to convert to other formats.

Can anybody successfully use the screen capture method with Pro/E?

Has anybody got this command to work sucessfully?
All the parts in my assemblies get placed on the same position, not respecting my Pro/E constraints.
Do I have a wrong config setting? In 3D v7, I saw that Pro/E wasn't a supported application - is this the reason this doesn't work?
I always use the drag and drop metho in the 3D toolkit.
Thanks in advance
Dave

Dave,
Jeremy is correct. A straight conversion into Acrobat is best. Just Drag & Drop the model onto Acrobat to open the Acrobat 3D Conversion dialog which, with Pro/E gives very many options to control the conversion process. Or, use the 3D Tool; go to Tools > Avanced Editing > 3D Tool and marquee an area in your PDF where you want the model to placed. After the marquee is completed, the Add 3D Content panel is displayed. Navigate to your Pro/E model and select it, the Acrobat 3D Conversion dialog will be displayed.

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