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MarkWebb


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Looking for good Free screen recorder software to record from screen and then use the files on a tv?

Recommendations please?
 
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What do you do for iPad and iPhone? Like recording game apps to review or post. Thanks


Been searching, not a lot of luck, and I don't wanna jb. From what I have found
 
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PLUMMER said:
What do you do for iPad and iPhone? Like recording game apps to review or post. Thanks

Been searching, not a lot of luck, and I don't wanna jb. From what I have found
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Yep - I don't 'jailbreak' my iDevices and not sure there is an app in the store that would accomplish that goal - did find this LINK, but have not used the program and thus cannot offer a recommendation.

But, one way is to cable your iDevice to your computer and then start QuickTime - select your iDevice in the drop-down menu - see my screen capture below from my MBPro - made about a minute movie playing Solitaire - not sure if that is what you may want? Dave :)
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