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How to Screen Record on Mac

Welcome to our guide on screen recording on a Mac. Whether you’re creating a tutorial, recording a webinar, or sharing highlights from a video game, our AI assistant can guide you through the steps to capture high-quality video of your screen.

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If you have any additional questions or need further assistance after using the guide above, feel free to ask our AI assistant for more information or troubleshooting tips. Happy screen recording!

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Screen recording on a Mac is quite straightforward. You can use the built-in tool called QuickTime Player. Just open QuickTime, go to "File" and select "New Screen Recording." You can record the entire screen or just a selected portion. Have you tried using QuickTime before, or are you exploring screen recording for the first time? I'm here if you have questions or need more tips!