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I need to video record my app demo

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Search this forum for 'screen capture' or 'screen recording'. There are several applications that can do this.
 
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Screenflow is pretty good. I use the built in screen recorder that comes with Quicktime X. Can render up to 1080p.
 
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If you're needing the full screen to be "on screen" all the time, the built-in QuickTime X recorder in Snow Leopard will do the job.

Screenflow is for people who want to add complexity, variety and post-editing to their screen videos. I find it excellent.

I've also heard nice things about Camtasia but haven't personally tried it yet.
 

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