You can move this selection to wherever you want.

Click and drag the handles at the edges of this box to adjust what is recorded. Step 5: If you selected Record Selected Portion, you will see a box on-screen showing what will be captured. Step 4: If you chose to record the whole screen, just click anywhere on your display to begin the recording. Under the Microphone heading, just choose a plugged-in mic, and when you record, your voice will be included. From here, you can screen-record on your Mac with audio. Step 3: Click Options to tweak how it records. As the names suggest, you can click the left-most of the two buttons to record the whole screen or the one on the right to record just a portion. Step 2: In the center of the toolbar are two options for video recording: Record Entire Screen or Record Selected Portion. This opens your Mac’s Screenshot toolbar. Step 1: Press Command + Shift + 5 on your keyboard. Below shows two methods that include accessing the recording feature by a key command and by accessing it through the QuickTime Player App.

Apple's Native QuickTime Player allows you to record either a window or your entire screen while providing audio commentary on what you are recording.

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