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Am I missing something, or was the demo on the Mac just a pre-recorded QuickTime video? The menu title bar said "QuickTime Player" and the title of the window w
by aroman 10y ago
Am I missing something, or was the demo on the Mac just a pre-recorded QuickTime video? The menu title bar said "QuickTime Player" and the title of the window was "Movie Recording".
I don't doubt it works for real, but isn't it a bit weird he didn't acknowledge the "live demo" was actually pre-recorded?
- cwe 10y agoIsn't that just a workaround to get a live view of the device on the mac to show on the projector?
- trendnet 10y agoI think there is an option for screen recording from a real device in QuickTime. It is mostly used by developers to create promotional videos for an App Store page.
- rodeoclown 10y agoYou're missing something: The way to project an iPhone onto your Mac screen with OSX is to use Quicktime movie recording mode and select your iPhone.
- aroman 10y agoAh, that makes sense. Thanks!
- m12k 10y agoI think "Movie Recording" literally means that the movie is currently recording, i.e. he's using the QuickTime movie record feature as a trick to get the iPhone screen to show on his Mac, and thus the projector.