How to Record Your MacBook Air Screen with Internal Audio

Are you looking for ways to capture the action on your MacBook Air's screen and record internal audio at the same time? Look no further! In this article, we will show you how to do just that using QuickTime Player, a free app that comes pre-installed on all Mac computers.

Method 1: Using QuickTime Player

QuickTime Player is a great option for recording your MacBook Air's screen with internal audio. Here's how to do it:

1. Open the QuickTime Player app by going to Applications > Utilities > QuickTime Player.

2. From the 'File' menu, select 'New Screen Recording'.

3. A new window will open up, and you will be able to select the audio input source. By default, the audio input source will be set to 'Built-in Microphone'. However, if you want to record the audio from your MacBook Air's internal speakers, you can select 'Internal Audio' from the list.

4. Once you have selected the audio input source, click on the 'Record' button. A timer will start counting down, and when it reaches zero, your screen recording will start.

5. To stop the screen recording, click on the 'Stop' button.

Method 2: Using a Third-Party Screen Recording App

If you prefer to use a third-party app for screen recording, there are many options available that allow you to record your MacBook Air's screen with internal audio. Some popular options include OBS Studio and Camtasia.

Regardless of which method you choose, your screen recording will be saved in the 'QuickTime' folder. You can find the file by opening up the 'Finder' app and going to the 'Documents' folder. Your screen recording will be saved as a QuickTime movie file.

Recording your MacBook Air's screen with internal audio is easy and straightforward using QuickTime Player or a third-party screen recording app. With these methods, you can capture high-quality video and audio for presentations, tutorials, or any other purpose.

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