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I am trying to record audio with a screen recording but it does not see my Microphone. If i do only audio recording it see's both mics but screen record sees neither. If i go into settings Quicktime is not listed under microphone so i cannot even allow the program to use my mic. I've already tried resetting the microphone settings and when i open Quicktime it still will not ask to use the Mic. Any ideas?
Not sure what to make of that. I can’t replicate your issue. When I connect my AirPods Pro to the Mac, they do show up as a selectable microphone for QuickTime Screen Recording.
If a restart of the Mac doesn’t fix it, then try some generic Mac troubleshooting.
- Start up your Mac in Safe Mode to exclude non-standard software from interfering. If the issue goes away, then some startup item was likely the cause.
- Start up your Mac in a different Mac user account. If that changes behavior, then the issue is likely in some Preference setting or other user-centric property.
What is your model Mac? What is its version system software? About System Information on your Mac - Apple Support
If the issue persists, then I would suggest to contact an expert from the Apple Support staff for further assistance. Contact Apple for support and service (phone numbers) or start your support request online (chat/email/callback).
So here are a few pictures of what i'm talking about. For audio recordings it sees the mic fine. For Screen recordings it doesn't see the mic at all. Thats my problem, how do i get the screen recording function to see a microphone in the list?
Trying to record a voice over for a screen recording. If i just do a audio recording Quicktime seems to have no problem seeing the mic but as soon as i switch to screen recording and go to settings it cannot seem to see any mic i have connected.
Thank you for your help!
QuickTime Screen Recordings start with a controller bar with an Options menu, which should list microphones.
i'm unsure if quicktime has that capability. i think you would need to use a video editor, such as apple's own (free) iMovie.
are you attempting to record your voice? or are you trying to record the audio from something you are watching on the mac?
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