Screenflow 10: How To Record Multiple Sources
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Screenflow 10: How To Record Multiple Sources
This tutorial will show you how to set up a Screenflow 10 Recording with multiple recording sources such as multiple desktops, cameras, and microphones.
Recording Sources in Screenflow 10:
Desktops: Your computer screen and external displays/monitors
Video Cameras: All cameras attached to your computer
Microphones: All microphones available to record audio
Computer Audio: Select this to record sounds and apps playing on your Mac
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How To Set Up Multiple Sources in Screenflow 10:
1. Open Screenflow
2. Create New Recording (Cmd + N) or File New
3. Click the Plus (+) icon to add sources
4. Under Desktops, select display to record screencasts.
5. To add additional Desktops, click the Plus (+) icon and select more
6. Click the Plus (+) icon and select cameras if you want to record yourself using a webcam or DSLR camera
7. Click the Plus (+) and select Microphones to record voiceovers or narrations
8. Click the Plus (+) and select ‘Computer Audio’ if you want to capture sounds from your Mac or capture the audio from apps such as Adobe Audition.
9. Click the Plus (+) to add as many sources as needed
10. Click the Red Record Button to Start Recording
11. Click the ’X’ to the left of any source to Remove
12. Click the Eyeball icon to the right of any source to Preview
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Mike, you are THE man. Each and everytime, clear, short and very instructive video tutorials. Thank you!
I really appreciate that! Glad my tutorials are helping you and if you run into any questions or have tutorial requests, just let me know! 👍
These videos are great - short, clear and to-the-point. Thank you!
Much appreciated and you are welcome! 👍
Thank you. Very clear and helped me past something I had been struggling with. I am always happy to see you have content on a topic of interest because I know I will better understand it after watching your short videos. Awesome job
That means a lot to hear that. Thank you! 👍✌️🎄
Hi Mike. Great vid as usual. Thanks. Do you have a vid on setting up the recording resolution so you don’t get the black sides on the Mac screen. So the recording is in proportion with a RUclips vid. Also, request for setting up Screenflow to use a script. I did see someone recently who very quickly alluded to setting up a proportion of your screen for the recording, so you had room on the right or left to add a script, but didn’t show how you can possibly use smaller area for the screen cast? Hope this makes sense.
Hi there, Mike! I’m wondering if you can help me by explaining in detail what you use to connect your Canon DSLR to screen flow in order to use it as a secondary video input source.
Sure thing! I use a Canon M50 II connected to a BlackMagic Atem Mini Pro Switcher into an M1 MacBook Pro. I use ScreenFlow to record screen and the BlackMagic as an Input/Camera source. Let me know what questions you have. 👍
@@MikeMurphyCo thanks for this. Yesterday before upgrading my OS on my M2 MBP from ventura to sonoma, I was able to see a camera input option for Canon EOS Webcam in the options for Screenflow where it gives you the camera options for what to record. But now, it doesnt pop up as an option. Im not using the HDMI out on my Canon R8, rather - I'm using the USB and connecting it to the computer. Do I need to buy a Atem Mini Pro Switcher for the canon R8 and screenflow to be compatible?
@@SharkPixel ScreenFlow is finicky with cameras and it doesn’t help that they haven’t had a major update in over 3 years so they keep falling behind in compatibility. I’ve never had much luck using direct to computer and using Canon utility app. I also have had issues with CamLink 4K which is small and convenient, but spotty. The Atem Mini is not perfect and i occasionally need to unplug and reconnect, but it’s pretty consistent overall.
I will say that I never have the connection issues when using eCamm Live (in case you want to try an alternate solution or use multiple apps) that I do with ScreenFlow, but I like the editor in SF and I’m fast using it.
It’s been awhile since I looked, but you might look into the Rode Switchers as they seem pretty handy, but Atem Mini Pro is pretty good for under $300. 🍀👍
This is Awesome!
Great Video Mike. Thank You...
Awesome! Thank you!👍👍
what if I want to record screen system audio and mic in rodecaster pro 2 as separate audio. When I try multitrack i get a buzz for some reason. Any ideas?
Where are you hearing the buzz? In your headphones? Do you hear the buzz when you play back a recording?
In 'Configure Recording' of Screenflow, you should just be able to select your Microphone from the RCP 2 on one Input and then create a new Input and select 'Computer Audio'
If you need more help, please provide as many details as you can about your workflow and any settings you have made in Screenflow, so I can better understand. 👍
How do you record a USB headset on screen flow without audio but also recording an external USB microphone with audio
And computer audio?
I'm not 100% certain what you are trying to do, but if a device is available as an input, you can select it in the Configuration window and record multiple devices. If you are trying to record multiple USB microphones, you may need to create an aggregate device in the 'Audio Midi Setup' on your Mac. If a track records audio in Screenflow, you can always mute it if necessary. 🍀
Screenflow records my stereo source as MONO in Screenflow... how do I fix this issue?
What source are you trying to record? What audio interface are you using? Do you see a stereo track in the 'configuration settings' when setting up a new document?
I'm looking for the right external camera setup, can you recommend something?
Best way would be using my android phone but i was not finding a solution.
This is a good 4K Webcam that I used for many years and still use for an overhead camera when live-streaming:
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@@MikeMurphyCo Thank you. Maybe thats enough for my use case. The optimal way would be to use my phone with screenflow as an input device.
@@247apps-shopifyexperts Understood. Maybe search in the Telestream Forums or ask their support if there are any solutions to get Screenflow to recognize Android devices as a Video Camera input. 👍🍀
telestreamforum.forumbee.com/category/screenflow-discussions
Can you record a Zoom meeting with Screenflow 10? with audio from zoom including any comments you make in the meeting as well? Thanks again for the great video!
Hey Sam! Yes, you can use Screenflow to record everything you see on your monitor (Zoom meeting + comments, etc) and check 'Record Computer Audio' and you will also record the audio that is playing on your computer (Zoom). For more control over the audio from Zoom, you may look into Loopback or Audio Hijack where you can isolate the audio recording from Zoom.
Bottom line: Screenflow should handle it, but just do a test run first and make sure you get the results you want before your next Zoom call. 🍀
Getting so frustrated trying to record computer audio. I'm using an iMac and Screenflow 10 and when I try playing back the audio I record from he computer it's jerky and chopped up... can't seem to fix it... any ideas?
Is this a new issue or something that happens regularly? Is this a new copy of SF10 or have you been using for awhile? Are you using the latest version of SF10? What steps have you taken to troubleshoot or try and fix the issue? Does anything help?
What are you trying to record on computer that is not sounding right? Is all computer audio distorted or only when recording certain applications?
@@MikeMurphyCo It only happens on my iMac, doesn't happen on my MacBook Pro
Happens every time. I've tried deleting the recording source and doing the + button to add computer audio, and it still sounds choppy. No matter the source.
@@TopherMorrison What sources do you consider computer audio? To confirm, are you recording audio from web browser and apps on your Mac, or are you saying the audio from your microphone/voiceover is also choppy? Are you using any audio routing software such as LoopBack.by Rogue Amoeba?
Have you tried uninstalling the Telestream Audio Driver and re-installing?
Have you tried uninstalling SF10 and re-installing?
@@MikeMurphyCo Here's an example. I'm doing a screen recording of a RUclips video for example. The video is fine, but the audio is all messed up, like it's skipping over and over so while you can make out what it's saying, it's choppy and unusable.
@@TopherMorrison I would try Uninstalling & Reinstalling the Audio Driver i Screenflow Preferences...Advanced.
Confirm that you have all of the permissions granted for Screenflow in Apple System Preferences..Privacy & Control.
If still having issues would consider uninstalling and then re-installing Screenflow 10.
Finally, have you submitted a ticket on the Screenflow Forum as they could run a hardware diagnostics?
telestreamforum.forumbee.com/category/screenflow-qa
This is great Mike thank you. Do you know if you can record an audio device on a separate audio track than the computer audio?
Yes, in SF10, you can record multiple audio inputs on separate tracks. 👍🍀
Hello, Mike. Do you have a tutorial on how to switch back and forth between camera sources in Screenflow 10? Thank you.
Hey there! What exactly are you wanting to do? Are you wanting to record multiple camera sources or are you referring to editing?
If you let me know more details of your end goal, I will see what I can come up with. 👍
@@MikeMurphyCo Trying to record multiple camera sources
@@CoachAnthonyMiller Click on the Screenflow Helper (camera icon in the top Menu Bar on Mac) and select 'Configure Recording'. Make sure you are on the 'New Recording' tab. Add one Camera and then click the Plus icon and select another camera source and repeat for each camera you have available. 👍
Love your videos. Tx
Thank you! Glad they help. 👍
Great video tips. I have a question that is unrelated to clips, (I did not see you had video covering audio) so… I am putting this question here: I have experienced the visible audio (sound wave in time line) sometimes flattens out as if there was one volume, or no audio. I can hear the audio play however, the issue is in ver 8/9/10, I have not found a resolution have you found a fix?
This is a Screenflow bug that I really do not know how to replicate, but happens from time to time. If you just ignore it, the waveform will usually render eventually or you can Save, force-quit and re-open Screenflow and the waveforms should be visible. 👍🍀
@@MikeMurphyCo Thnak you very much for your reply. That is what I have been doing, however I will say it's quite annoyig...
Is it possible to export these as individual files to edit say in final Cut? I like the recording aspect of screenflow but the edit is not as efficient inside screenflow as final Cut. I want to figure out best way to export each individual file.
Just curious why you are needing all of your Screenflow edits as separate clips/files when bringing into another video editor? You could easily split the clips after bringing into Final Cut.What is the desired workflow you want?
If you want individual exports in Screenflow, you just need to drag out a selection wmd select File,….Export Selected Range.
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@@MikeMurphyCo I would like screen recording and my webcam video separate. There may be many instances that I want to enlarge the webcam video then cut back to the screen recording with the webcam in the corner. I would like for instance the screen recording, webcam and audio to be separate files but same length and not lose quality and be able to bring those in final Cut and edit as needed.
@@matthewpateofficial Got it and understood. The ability to export individual tracks as files would be a nice feature to have and hopefully they add it one day.
The workaround would just be to export multiple versions of your timeline and I would likely select a lossless format (Apple Pro res) so you do not degrade the quality when importing to FCPX. To export multiple versions you can use the keyboard shortcut V to disable tracks you do not want and just repeat the process so each source will have their own export. I may include audio on each export so you do not run into sync issues. Good luck 🍀👍