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If you are on a Mac you can do screen recording for free with a non-beta app that comes with the OS: QuickTime Player (assuming Dropbox will eventually charge f
by toephu2 5y ago
If you are on a Mac you can do screen recording for free with a non-beta app that comes with the OS: QuickTime Player (assuming Dropbox will eventually charge for their product).
- mkr-hn 5y agoOn windows: windows key + G. All operating systems come with one now, so I don't know who Dropbox is targeting here.
- tyingq 5y agoThat's the "Xbox Game Bar". I tried it, and while it works, it's pretty klunky and non-intuitive.
- misnome 5y agoSince, High Sierra I think? Cmd+Shift+5 has opened screen record mode. With Dropbox automatically archiving screenshots and videos saved to desktop, this use case seems to have been covered already?
- deleted 5y ago[deleted]
- arenaninja 5y agohow do I add arrows or multiple images? Preview is a notorious PITA in this aspect, worse than Paint
- xtracto 5y agoThere's also a good Open Source app that allows you to do that: https://obsproject.com/ https://obsproject.com/ Particularly if for some reason you want you face to be shown during screen capture.
- reustle 5y agoThe primary reason I used Loom (free account, saved the files directly) was to get my face on the recording as well. I would guess that's why people will like Dropbox Capture too.