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I've used the default MacOS screen recording (cmd + shift + 5) and then edited/speed up some parts with iMovie. Then I transform the video into a gif using htt
by mathieudutour 7y ago
I've used the default MacOS screen recording (cmd + shift + 5) and then edited/speed up some parts with iMovie.
Then I transform the video into a gif using https://github.com/mathieudutour/dotfiles/blob/master/bin/mov-to-gif https://github.com/mathieudutour/dotfiles/blob/master/bin/mo...
Hope that helps!
- thomascgalvin 7y agoI used to do the same, but I've had MacOS's default software crash with long-ish (about an hour) content. I switch to Open Broadcaster Software[1] after that; free and open source, and very well made. The learning curve isn't that steep, either, if you're just doing regular screen/audio capture. [1]