please how can i recover audio from a screen recording

John Rose6 wrote:

varjak paw wrote:

Sorry but if you didn't turn on the microphone, then the recording would not have captured any audio from your location, so there's nothing that can be recovered.

Why would they need to enable a microphone for a screen recording? After all, you don't need a camera.

Did you miss the part where the OP said – emphasis mine –

"Please i just finished recording the evidence to an issue but forgot to turn my mic on

please how do I recover the audio"

?!? Sounds like the OP wanted the recording to contain spoken commentary. However, if the OP failed to record their voice at the time the recording was made, there is no audio to be recovered.

Servant of Cats wrote:

John Rose6 wrote:

varjak paw wrote:

Sorry but if you didn't turn on the microphone, then the recording would not have captured any audio from your location, so there's nothing that can be recovered.

Why would they need to enable a microphone for a screen recording? After all, you don't need a camera.

Did you miss the part where the OP said – emphasis mine –

"Please i just finished recording the evidence to an issue but forgot to turn my mic on

please how do I recover the audio"

?!? Sounds like the OP wanted the recording to contain spoken commentary. However, if the OP failed to record their voice at the time the recording was made, there is no audio to be recovered.

You make a valid point.

If it was meant to be a voice-over (and not originating from the thing they wanted to record, which is what I imagined), then I would suggest adding the voice-over audio in iMovie or some such. It would be no less useful as "evidence to an issue".

Sorry but if you didn't turn on the microphone, then the recording would not have captured any audio from your location, so there's nothing that can be recovered.

varjak paw wrote:

Sorry but if you didn't turn on the microphone, then the recording would not have captured any audio from your location, so there's nothing that can be recovered.

Why would they need to enable a microphone for a screen recording? After all, you don't need a camera.

Try the volume up key let’s see if it works.

Apparently the OP needed to also capture audio for some reason. Or so he/she said in the original post.