#Screenflow 3 on os x vm how to#
#Screenflow 3 on os x vm for mac#

Not SDA-submittable, but a great recording solution that uses less CPU than Norichan and encodes on-the-fly. Still, it is capable of producing very nice-looking 60 fps, deinterlaced mp4 video. It records 30 fps interlaced uncompressed video (even if the preview window displays F1 or 60 fps).Д®asењњapViewer: Supports multiple EasењњAP models (check the site to see which ones), but has subpar recording features compared to Norichan. It only works with the Stk1160 models of EasењњAP (Syntek), but if you have one then you can take advantage of its recording features, such as no dropped frames and proper flicker capture. I'm not sure if you can produce an SDA-submittable video with these, however (someone confirm please). I believe Elgato and Blackmagic have recording features in their respective software. The 3rd one is probably the worst option, but it's the cheapest and also the only one that works with 240 video (can someone verify this?). I don't have any personal experience with them myself, though. The first two come with their own software, so it shouldn't be hard to figure those out.

Game Capture HD 2 (records, does not stream.) Game Capture HD (records, does not stream.)

#Screenflow 3 on os x vm for mac#

There are 10 choices I'm aware of (if anyone knows of others, please post and I'll edit accordingly):Д«lackmagic Intensity Pro (internal card for Mac Pro), Shuttle (USB 3.0 version is Windows only, you need Thunderbolt), and ExtremeДazzle for Mac (this seems to be really hard to find.)Дazzle DVC 100 (Windows only, but guides on YouTube explain how it can be used on OS X.) Capture devices generally aren't plug-n-play they have their own drivers and chances are they don't exist for OS X. Probably the worst part of all this is learning what hardware you can use.

#Screenflow 3 on os x vm how to#

NOTE: The Knowledge Base now has great reference pages for some of these things! If you want to learn how to record, encode, and stream on OS X please go here: I wanted a thread that centralizes the important information so those without knowledge can find all they need right away. If you're a Mac user and speed runner and/or streamer, chances are you've used that search field with terms like 'mac' or 'os x,' probably in conjunction with 'stream' or 'record' or 'capture.'