Screenflow 8 2 – Create Screen Recordings

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Many online courses are built on a foundation of slideshow videos with voiceovers because they're quick to create, easy to follow, and when done correctly, quite beautiful.

We're a big proponent of slide videos here at Teachable, so we wanted to share with you exactly how to create them.

Next, open ScreenFlow 7 and create a new recording. Step 2: Set-up chroma key. Select your video on the ScreenFlow timeline by right clicking. Select the video tab in the top right-hand corner of the screen and click on the + sign next to Video Filters. Select Chroma Key in the dropdown menu by double-clicking. Step 3: Adjust your video. By that I mean I opened screen flow, recorded the desktop. After checking the recording, I would quit screenflow. On the third recording, the screen recordings tab didn't respond gain. I then logged out and back in to my user account. I've been able to record with screen recording actions 3 or 4 times since then.

In this post, I'll cover basic slide design and give you free templates, show you how I record video, and give step-by-step editing instructions.

Key Concepts

Before beginning, you want to know that there are three common types of video content you can create for your course.

Screenflow (8.2.4) Audio Issue Explained: 1. I do a screen recording with voiceover and when I stop recording the audio at the head of clip is often missing and it starts mid-sentence (even when delaying quite a bit). The same is happening with Insert Narration where the beginning of the audio recording gets cut. ScreenFlow 9.0.5 - Create screen recordings. Download the latest versions of the best Mac apps at safe and trusted MacUpdate. When we are ready to create a screen recording all of the devices are turned to record at about the same time. This way it is very easy to sync in the editor. The Sony NEX-5N camera and the Zoom H4n Audio recorder both record to SD cards, while ScreenFlow records directly to the hard drive of the computer.

The Talking Head:

Talking head videos are recordings of you sitting and talking to your camera. These are great for conveying emotion and best used in introduction videos or videos meant to excite and engage your audience.

Screencasts + Voice:

Screencasts are great for student learning and they're quick to create.

Screencasts make your video easy to follow and are ideal if you're explaining something complicated or moving at a fast pace.

Computer Screen + Voice: Best for technology tutorials and showing step-by-step instructions for how to do something

ScreenFlows + Video:

Best used if you don't want to edit together talking head videos with screencasts + voice. Students engage well with this content.

Our Advice

HIGH QUALITY: Only using screencasts can get boring, so edit together talking head videos with screencasts + voice, or change up video types between lectures.

OR

ROUGH & DIRTY: Use Screenflows + Video. It 100% works, but don't try to charge over $200 for a course filmed this way.

In this post, I'm going to focus on creating videos with slides. If you want to create talking head videos, you'll want to read up on DIY Home Video Studio Setups & DIY Video Content since a video of just your face put an emphasis on lighting, studio setup, and sound recording.

Creating Slides

As you create slides for your online course, remember the goal: to convey valuable information and help your students reach their transformation as quickly as possible.

Before creating your slides, you need to make a decision: Do you want to create slides with a voiceover? Or do you want slides with a video of you presenting in the bottom right hand corner?

You can incorporate both into your course, but be mindful to leave space on your slides for video.

Our designer places an orange box on her slides where the videos appear to remind us not to place any content in this area.

If you're advanced with videos & editing, you can shoot talking head videos and edit in clips of the slides - which is what we've done with many of our own Teachable courses.

Tips from Teachable's Designer

In this next section, I'm sharing tips to design your own slides, but if you want a shortcut, download our free PowerPoint and Keynote templates and check out our slideshare on creating great presentations.

Layout tips

Before you start designing anything, make sure your slides are in the video format you will be shooting in. For example, we shoot in a 16:9 aspect ratio, so in Keynote we design the slides in widescreen format.

Using slides that are in the same format as your video ensures that no information is cut off and makes editing way easier.

Keep slide text brief

Don't put paragraphs of information on your slides—it's too much to take in and your audience may become distracted trying to read what's on the slides and will stop listening to you. Instead, use bullets or VERY short sentences. Use multiple slides for a point, if needed.

Color tips

If you already have a brand, use your branded color palette.

If you don't have a brand or color palette already, that's ok! Picking colors for your slides is an easy place to start. Choose 2-3 colors to use throughout your slides.

Picking one dark color and one light color is a good place to start. Then choose an accent color for shapes or other design elements, like calling out important points.

As you can see below, the colors in the right hand column look great together. The light blue pops on the charcoal grey background and so does the dark green text on the pale green background.

They're also easy to read, which is definitely another factor when you're choosing your colors.

Keep in mind ease of legibility & how the colors look together when picking yours.

To help you choose colors that work well together, here are three great sites to use:

Every color has certain characteristics associated with it. Pink, for example is often associated as a feminine and romantic color, green is associated with wealth and balance, while blue is cool and trustworthy. Pick something that conveys the right emotions.

For text, use one color for the header text or when you want to emphasize an important word. And use another color for the body text.

Typography tips

Choose a serif or sans serif font. They are the easiest to read.

A serif font has the tails on the edges of the letters, while the sans serif does not. I prefer sans serif fonts because they seem more friendly and casual.

Avoid using decorative or script fonts for your slides because they're harder to read, especially when small. They are great to call out an important word or phrase (especially if it's the only word on the slide). Yes, these fonts add pizzazz to your slides, but use them in moderation.

Here is a great list of the most commonly used fonts. If you're unsure of what to use, pick some- thing from this list.

Now, although this list is great to get started with, you can have a bit more fun with fonts. Start by exploring fontsquirrel.com. It's filled with commercially free fonts that can really give your content something extra.

One last thing to remember: make sure the fonts you choose are large enough to read! Don't go for a size 20 font. Start at least with 60 points for the body text and 112 for the headlines.

Image tips

You don't have to be a pro photographer to use beautiful images within your online course. There are plenty of free stock image websites where you can source visuals from.

All of these sites are commercially free, which means that you can use these images for anything without attribution.

Now that you have found your images, it's time to talk about using text with them.

Tip #1: If the image is a darker image, use white or off-white as your text color. I've found that white stands out the best on images versus some other lighter color. Test out other light colors if white doesn't look great. Just make sure you can read it.

Tip #2: If the image is light, use dark colored text.

Tip #3: If the photo has a lot of colors or a lot of different stuff going on, add a solid colored shape over it. It can be anything—circle, square, rectangle, maybeeven a star, and then add the text over the shape.

Tip #4: Another way to make text readable on busy photos is to add a solid color rectangle over the image and reduce the opacity. Make a solid colored rectangle the size of the slide, place it over the photo and then reduce the opacity until you reach your desired image to color ratio.

Bonus: this is another way to bring your brand colors into your slides. Yay!

Tip #5: You can also reverse that process. Instead of putting a color on top of the image, just reduce the opacity of the image itself so you can see it faintly in the background.

Screenflow Tutorial: Recording Content

Once your slides are designed and you're ready to record course content, it's time to play with technology.

We recommend you use ScreenFlow for Mac or Camtasia for PC. ScreenFlow is what we use in all of our courses and that's what I'm going to demo.

How to use ScreenFlow to record video content

Screencast + voice over content

1. Get setup. You can read our DIY Studio Guide, but remember to:

• Have your computer charged and open
• If you're using a microphone have it on and set the right distance from your mouth
• Make sure there's not background noise or white noise like the AC audible
• Check for echo, if you're room has an echo grab some pillows, sweaters, blankets to absorb the noise
• Remember, it doesn't have to be fancy. Here was my setup:

2. Open your deck to the very beginning of the presentation (or don't if you're not going through slides)

3. Click on the screen flow icon and click though File > New

4. Adjust the recording size here

5. Check your recording options here

6. Hit the red button (it counts down from 5, but you can adjust this in 'Preferences'

7. As the time is counting down, hit 'start' on your presentation

8. Start speaking just after the recording starts and flip through your slides as you speak over them

9. Quickly end the presentation using the apple+shift+2 command when you're done.

10. If you plan to edit off the ending, make a loud noise and then hit the command.

Here is a video tutorial:

For a screencast + video

The only difference is that your computer will be recording video not just voice. You'll want to make sure

1. Do NOT tilt the laptop screen, keep it vertical
2. Make sure your outfit is a solid color and doesn't match your background
3. Appearance, keep it in mind. I prefer long sleeves, no low cut necklines and I wear my eye makeup a bit darker than normal.

While you're recording, make sure to look at the camera. You can insert presenter notes into you slides if you've written a script or download a teleprompter app on a tablet and use this to assist you.

Or, you can simply rehearse your script before recording.

It's a best practice to keep your course lectures short. This has the added benefit of making them easy to remember in chunks. Barsoom 3 0. If you're comfortable, memorize what what you want to say for one lecture and record it in one take.

You can then review the script and content for a second lecture and record it when you're comfortable.

Talking Head Videos:

As mentioned, this post is focused on creating slide content, but you can use ScreenFlow to create quick low-budget talking head videos.

Simply follow the same steps below, but instead of recording what's on your screen, record with the computer lens, by clicking 'Record Video Form' and selecting your camera.

Editing your video content

Whatever type of content you've created, ScreenFlow is an amazingly simple tool for editing videos.

In the video below, I give a tutorial for clipping your videos and editing out small mistakes.

But keep this in mind: Spending time on 'perfection' means it takes longer to launch your course and you're probably not putting your time where you should. Cut out any big mistakes, but don't worry about how many times you said 'um,' or stuttered. Additional time can be spent giving bonus worksheets or group coaching – which is extremely valuable. Students also like people who are relaxed and relatable, not script-reading machines.

Where editing comes in hand is for large chunks that you redo in the same take. For instance, sometimes I'll start a lecture, mess up the beginning, stop, restart and the second attempt is perfect. This is fine.

With ScreenFlow, cutting off the beginning and endings of videos is SUPER simple and fast.

Edit out beginning and end noise

1. Use the scrubber to find the area where you start speaking and look for where the spike indicates audio.

You can magnify the editor to assist.

2. Drag the scrubber to right before the spike, select both the sound and visual, and hit the ‘T' button on your keyboard.'

3. Pull the clips apart, hit play to test what you just did. If you want to redo it, apply +Z to undo and retry

4. Delete the section you don't want by highlighting the clipped bars and hitting delete and then dragging the bars to the start of the video

Screenflow Record Window

Editing out a LARGE mistake in the middle of the video

Let's assume I hate section 3.5 seconds to 6 seconds because I swore and it has to go.

1. Move your cursor to the start of what you want to cut. Highlight the sound and visual bars.

2. Hit T where the undesired section starts

3. Move the cursor to where you want the clip to end, highlight both bars, hit T

4. Delete the middle section

5. Merge the bars by dragging them next to each other

Add transitions to the beginning of your video

1. Hit Edit from the top tool bar and select 'Add Starting Transition'

Screenflow 8

1. Drag the cursor to the end of the clips and go to edit, select 'Add Ending Transition'

This is super simple stuff and looks professional. No need to pay for an editor when you can do this on your own in a matter of minutes and edit it to exactly what you want.

Exporting Your Videos To Your Teachable Course

Screenflow For Mac

When you're happy with your clip, it's time to export your videos.

This is as simple as going to file, export and selecting your settings.

ALERT: Make sure you select 'Dimensions' > Scale by 100 (NOT 50).

This is extremely important because it affects the quality and resolution of your course videos. If this is small, it doesn't matter how many precautions you took while filming, you course is going to look gritty, low-budget and bad.

However, what you'll notice is that the video will be huge! Check out this 5 minute video that's over 57 MB!

For that, you'll want to use Handbrake. It's completely free and can be downloaded here.

Screenflow 8 2 – Create Screen Recordings Download

1. Drag your video file from your finder to the icon at the bottom of your screen

2. Go to picture settings and set anamorphic to strict and select a custom cropping and adjust all numbers to 0.

3. Select browse and set where you'd like the video to be saved and give it a new name if you want

4. Log into your course > curriculum > create a lecture & name it & click on the teal box to 'Choose Files'

5. Select your file and hit upload

That's it! You can create a new lecture at the top of the screen or simply use the right arrow key to move to the next lecture from within one to upload multiple videos.

Eventually the inside of your course will start to look like this:

And a preview can be seen from your sales page / landing page:

Now that we've covered basic slide design, video recording, and step-by-step editing instructions, you should be feeling more confident in creating your slides for your online course.

What do you think? Was this helpful? What have you done? Let me know in the comment section below.

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When you are done, use the built-in sharing to publish your video directly to Vimeo, YouTube, Wistia, Facebook, Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, Imgur or to Telestream Cloud for professional transcoding. You can also export an animated GIF, ProRes file or MP4 directly to your desktop.

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Easily add images, text, audio, video transitions and more to create awesome-looking videos. Add zoom and pan effects with video actions, highlight your mouse or anything on screen with callouts, draw on-screen with annotations or make your text pop with text animations. Also nested clips, closed captioning, chroma key, video motions and video animations such as spring, gravity, pulse, are just a few of the touches that make ScreenFlow editing easy and powerful.

Native to the macOS environment, you won't find an easier to use or more intuitive interface for editing video. ScreenFlow makes the editing video easy, so users can spend more time creatively telling their story.

ScreenFlow makes exporting easy with the new automatic export options. ScreenFlow will optimize for quality and speed of export without any customizations needed. If you want to have more control, multiple export options can be customized to your exact specifications.

What's new in Telestream ScreenFlow 8.0 Full Version ?

• Stock Media Library – Gain access to an always growing library of well over 500,000 images, audio, video clips and more with ScreenFlow's new built in Stock Media Library. Browse the library and add transitions, motion backgrounds, royalty-free backing tracks and more simply by dragging them to your timeline from the Stock Media Library tab! (Additional Fee).
• Track Thumbnails – Now you can see a quick and easy visual representation of your content via thumbnails displayed over the duration of a media file. Easily identify scene changes and areas of interest. No need to scrub through content to find specific moments!
• Styles – Always want your camera in a certain spot with specific filters and a drop shadow? Well, regardless of the edits you make to any assets in your projects, you can now save those settings as 'Styles' to easily re-use over and over. A massive time saver. Combine with templates for a mostly automated workflow!
• Templates – If you make multiple videos with a similar format, ScreenFlow's new Templates feature will save a ton of time! Simply create the template using placeholders for your camera, screen, or iOS recording, then add any other recurring media. Now when you finish recording, all your assets are already placed in the correct spot in the timeline and canvas! Combine with Styles applied to your placeholders for a mostly automated workflow!
• Quick Narration & Voice-Over Additions – Need to record a quick audio clip? Quick narrations allow you to add narrations or voice-overs without leaving the timeline or configuring a traditional recording.
• Detachable Editing Timeline – The new detachable editing timeline allows for a more customizable editing experience and enables multi-monitor editing by separating the editing timeline and canvas on to different monitors.
• Additional Timeline Frame Rates – Additional Timeline Frame Rates of 24, 25, and 50 have been added. These are in addition to the existing 30 and 60 options.
• Export Animated PNG (APNG) Files – ScreenFlow now supports APNG export. Like GIF's, APNG's are single file moving pictures that support transparent backgrounds but allow for higher quality and smaller sizes!
• Freehand Annotation – Custom shapes and lines can now be drawn directly onto the ScreenFlow canvas for highly customizable annotations.
• Instagram Project and Export Presets – Uploading to Instagram? ScreenFlow has you covered with built in project dimensions and export settings specific to everyone's favorite social image site!
  • Instagram requires user to copy exported video to phone to publish.
• Frame for Selected Monitor – When choosing your recording monitor, a red frame now indicates the current selection…no need to remember monitor model numbers!
• H.265/HEVC Decoding – Previously, HEVC could only be exported in ScreenFlow 7. You can now import and edit files encoded with HEVC such as iPhone X 4k recordings.
• Arrange Menu – Various new options such as alignment, scale, and distribute allow you to more quickly arrange your media within your project.
• Auto-Scale Large Imports – ScreenFlow will now automatically scale imported media to fit the canvas if the dimensions of the media are larger than the canvas.
• Burn in Captions on Export – You can now burn-in captions if you need captions in a player that does not support caption tracks. Simply check the box during export.
• Content-Type Badge for Items in Media Libraries – Media within your library now has a badge overlay depicting the type of media for easier identification.
• Keyboard Shortcuts for 'Close Gap' – Users can now set a custom keyboard shortcut for the 'close gaps' function. Multi-select gaps and close with one shortcut.
• Media Library Filtering System & Metadata Panel – New filtering system for the media libraries with metadata display tab. Click the filter button in the library pane to display.
• Preview Audio and Video in Libraries Without Adding them to the Timeline – Audio and video files in libraries can now be previewed without first adding them to the timeline.
• Save Frame as JPEG – Quickly export the current content as a still JPEG image.
• Select Which Audio Channels are Recorded with Audio Interface Devices – Users can now select specific channels to record of a multi-channel audio interface. You no longer need to record all available channels.
• Support Decoding MOV PNG Files – You can now add and work with MOV PNG files in ScreenFlow.
• Support for GoPro CineForm Codec – ScreenFlow now supports the GoPro CineForm codec for import and editing.
• Specify the Thumbnail Image for a YouTube Published Export – Now when publishing directly to YouTube, you can use ScreenFlow to select the image to be used as the YouTube thumbnail.
• Upload to YouTube on a Schedule – When publishing to YouTube, you can now select and schedule a time in which you would like the video to be published.

8.0 – Improvements & Fixes

Improvements:

• IMPROVED – Add custom shortcut options for captions Play/Previous/Next functions
• IMPROVED – Allow recordings to be added either in sequence or layered when being added to the timeline
• IMPROVED – Enable duration labels by default in the media libraries
• IMPROVED – Media replacement will now maintain the same proportions as the piece being replaced
• IMPROVED – Reword 'Publish to Selected Range' menu item to 'Publish Selected Range to'
• IMPROVED – Show duration of selected clip in the bottom project duration display area
• IMPROVED – Show the full name of a media file in the Media Library when the cursor hovers over it
• IMPROVED – Show the Scratch Disk folder path in Preferences
• IMPROVED – State that there were no results to display when a search returns no results in the libraries.
• IMPROVED – Uncheck ‘Record Computer Audio' when the user changes versions
• IMPROVED – Update Apple iOS devices preset export options

Fixes:

This is as simple as going to file, export and selecting your settings.

ALERT: Make sure you select 'Dimensions' > Scale by 100 (NOT 50).

This is extremely important because it affects the quality and resolution of your course videos. If this is small, it doesn't matter how many precautions you took while filming, you course is going to look gritty, low-budget and bad.

However, what you'll notice is that the video will be huge! Check out this 5 minute video that's over 57 MB!

For that, you'll want to use Handbrake. It's completely free and can be downloaded here.

Screenflow 8 2 – Create Screen Recordings Download

1. Drag your video file from your finder to the icon at the bottom of your screen

2. Go to picture settings and set anamorphic to strict and select a custom cropping and adjust all numbers to 0.

3. Select browse and set where you'd like the video to be saved and give it a new name if you want

4. Log into your course > curriculum > create a lecture & name it & click on the teal box to 'Choose Files'

5. Select your file and hit upload

That's it! You can create a new lecture at the top of the screen or simply use the right arrow key to move to the next lecture from within one to upload multiple videos.

Eventually the inside of your course will start to look like this:

And a preview can be seen from your sales page / landing page:

Now that we've covered basic slide design, video recording, and step-by-step editing instructions, you should be feeling more confident in creating your slides for your online course.

What do you think? Was this helpful? What have you done? Let me know in the comment section below.

Download ScreenFlow 8 Cracked For Mac that allows you to record Anything. Edit Everything. Also share Anywhere. Telestream ScreenFlow is award-winning screencasting and video editing software for Mac. With high-quality screen, video, audio, and iOS capture as well as powerful editing features, ScreenFlow helps you easily create incredible looking videos and animated gifs.

ScreenFlow Mac Crack can record any part of your screen, or the entire monitor, while also capturing your video camera, iPad or iPhone, microphone or multi-channel audio interface and your computer's audio – all at the same time!

Screen Flow Software for Mac has won the prestigious Apple Design award for its easy-to-use editing interface, which has been updated with a new look and more controls. The editor instantly loads your recorded video and audio sources and lets you dive-in to quickly and creatively edit your video, add additional images, clips, text, or more recordings. Then polish it with professional-level animations, video motions, annotations, transitions and audio or video filters for incredible looking results.

When you are done, use the built-in sharing to publish your video directly to Vimeo, YouTube, Wistia, Facebook, Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, Imgur or to Telestream Cloud for professional transcoding. You can also export an animated GIF, ProRes file or MP4 directly to your desktop.

ScreenFlow 8 Mac Cracked Features:

Retina display? No problem. 5K display? We have you covered there too. Capture any part of your screen or just capture everything. Our efficient algorithm enables the best full-screen, high-resolution screen capture with brilliant detail, while keeping file sizes low. Then you can zoom in on key areas during your video to give even better detail for your audience.

Easily add images, text, audio, video transitions and more to create awesome-looking videos. Add zoom and pan effects with video actions, highlight your mouse or anything on screen with callouts, draw on-screen with annotations or make your text pop with text animations. Also nested clips, closed captioning, chroma key, video motions and video animations such as spring, gravity, pulse, are just a few of the touches that make ScreenFlow editing easy and powerful.

Native to the macOS environment, you won't find an easier to use or more intuitive interface for editing video. ScreenFlow makes the editing video easy, so users can spend more time creatively telling their story.

ScreenFlow makes exporting easy with the new automatic export options. ScreenFlow will optimize for quality and speed of export without any customizations needed. If you want to have more control, multiple export options can be customized to your exact specifications.

What's new in Telestream ScreenFlow 8.0 Full Version ?

• Stock Media Library – Gain access to an always growing library of well over 500,000 images, audio, video clips and more with ScreenFlow's new built in Stock Media Library. Browse the library and add transitions, motion backgrounds, royalty-free backing tracks and more simply by dragging them to your timeline from the Stock Media Library tab! (Additional Fee).
• Track Thumbnails – Now you can see a quick and easy visual representation of your content via thumbnails displayed over the duration of a media file. Easily identify scene changes and areas of interest. No need to scrub through content to find specific moments!
• Styles – Always want your camera in a certain spot with specific filters and a drop shadow? Well, regardless of the edits you make to any assets in your projects, you can now save those settings as 'Styles' to easily re-use over and over. A massive time saver. Combine with templates for a mostly automated workflow!
• Templates – If you make multiple videos with a similar format, ScreenFlow's new Templates feature will save a ton of time! Simply create the template using placeholders for your camera, screen, or iOS recording, then add any other recurring media. Now when you finish recording, all your assets are already placed in the correct spot in the timeline and canvas! Combine with Styles applied to your placeholders for a mostly automated workflow!
• Quick Narration & Voice-Over Additions – Need to record a quick audio clip? Quick narrations allow you to add narrations or voice-overs without leaving the timeline or configuring a traditional recording.
• Detachable Editing Timeline – The new detachable editing timeline allows for a more customizable editing experience and enables multi-monitor editing by separating the editing timeline and canvas on to different monitors.
• Additional Timeline Frame Rates – Additional Timeline Frame Rates of 24, 25, and 50 have been added. These are in addition to the existing 30 and 60 options.
• Export Animated PNG (APNG) Files – ScreenFlow now supports APNG export. Like GIF's, APNG's are single file moving pictures that support transparent backgrounds but allow for higher quality and smaller sizes!
• Freehand Annotation – Custom shapes and lines can now be drawn directly onto the ScreenFlow canvas for highly customizable annotations.
• Instagram Project and Export Presets – Uploading to Instagram? ScreenFlow has you covered with built in project dimensions and export settings specific to everyone's favorite social image site!
  • Instagram requires user to copy exported video to phone to publish.
• Frame for Selected Monitor – When choosing your recording monitor, a red frame now indicates the current selection…no need to remember monitor model numbers!
• H.265/HEVC Decoding – Previously, HEVC could only be exported in ScreenFlow 7. You can now import and edit files encoded with HEVC such as iPhone X 4k recordings.
• Arrange Menu – Various new options such as alignment, scale, and distribute allow you to more quickly arrange your media within your project.
• Auto-Scale Large Imports – ScreenFlow will now automatically scale imported media to fit the canvas if the dimensions of the media are larger than the canvas.
• Burn in Captions on Export – You can now burn-in captions if you need captions in a player that does not support caption tracks. Simply check the box during export.
• Content-Type Badge for Items in Media Libraries – Media within your library now has a badge overlay depicting the type of media for easier identification.
• Keyboard Shortcuts for 'Close Gap' – Users can now set a custom keyboard shortcut for the 'close gaps' function. Multi-select gaps and close with one shortcut.
• Media Library Filtering System & Metadata Panel – New filtering system for the media libraries with metadata display tab. Click the filter button in the library pane to display.
• Preview Audio and Video in Libraries Without Adding them to the Timeline – Audio and video files in libraries can now be previewed without first adding them to the timeline.
• Save Frame as JPEG – Quickly export the current content as a still JPEG image.
• Select Which Audio Channels are Recorded with Audio Interface Devices – Users can now select specific channels to record of a multi-channel audio interface. You no longer need to record all available channels.
• Support Decoding MOV PNG Files – You can now add and work with MOV PNG files in ScreenFlow.
• Support for GoPro CineForm Codec – ScreenFlow now supports the GoPro CineForm codec for import and editing.
• Specify the Thumbnail Image for a YouTube Published Export – Now when publishing directly to YouTube, you can use ScreenFlow to select the image to be used as the YouTube thumbnail.
• Upload to YouTube on a Schedule – When publishing to YouTube, you can now select and schedule a time in which you would like the video to be published.

8.0 – Improvements & Fixes

Improvements:

• IMPROVED – Add custom shortcut options for captions Play/Previous/Next functions
• IMPROVED – Allow recordings to be added either in sequence or layered when being added to the timeline
• IMPROVED – Enable duration labels by default in the media libraries
• IMPROVED – Media replacement will now maintain the same proportions as the piece being replaced
• IMPROVED – Reword 'Publish to Selected Range' menu item to 'Publish Selected Range to'
• IMPROVED – Show duration of selected clip in the bottom project duration display area
• IMPROVED – Show the full name of a media file in the Media Library when the cursor hovers over it
• IMPROVED – Show the Scratch Disk folder path in Preferences
• IMPROVED – State that there were no results to display when a search returns no results in the libraries.
• IMPROVED – Uncheck ‘Record Computer Audio' when the user changes versions
• IMPROVED – Update Apple iOS devices preset export options

Fixes:

• FIXED – 1/2 second Exports Hang ScreenFlow indefinitely (30 & 60fps).
• FIXED – Able to make the frontend window full screen on 10.13.
• FIXED – Add to timeline stacked puts clips stacked in reverse order from original recording.
• FIXED – Adding a new video recording + audio recording to an already open project, adds the files in sequence.
• FIXED – APNG preview in media catalog appears as a static image.
• FIXED – Apple Lossless Audio clips not playing in timeline.
• FIXED – Audio filters that are specified with a percentage value, require user to enter the % symbol after the value, otherwise value is treated as invalid.
• FIXED – Audio mix reset option changes channels to be L and R instead of how they were set at the beginning of the recording
• FIXED – Audio Unit UI does not display correctly on first use
• FIXED – Can no longer input custom percentage for resolution on export
• FIXED – Certain H264 .MOV files will open in ScreenFlow but video and audio will not play
• FIXED – Clips are not normalized correctly when pasting between different FPS timelines
• FIXED – Double clicking a. SCC file in media catalog can sometimes add the incorrect clip to timeline
• FIXED – Export resolution doesn't change when preset is changed to iPhone, iPad, etc.
• FIXED – Freehand Rectangle Callout shifts the entire clip on the canvas a few pixels (Partial Screen Capture Only)
• FIXED – Improve demo version messaging to ensure users are aware they are in demo mode
• FIXED – Make Settings Default function not affecting annotations
• FIXED – Pasting annotation from a different canvas sizes, offsets the bounding box
• FIXED – Photo JPEG .MOV files not displaying in ScreenFlow 7
• FIXED – Recent Documents – Text is hard to read when using the Light UI theme
• FIXED – Relink icon disappears after closing and relaunching ScreenFlow
• FIXED – Right clicking in timeline negates multi-selection of gaps
• FIXED – Right-click context menu does not update to show changed shortcut keys
• FIXED – Save custom mouse pointer
• FIXED – Screen recording pointer is not reset with Reset to Defaults
• FIXED – Scroll bar not showing properly in video and text property tabs
• FIXED – Some MPEG-1 files have issues playing back in ScreenFlow
• FIXED – Support MOV PNG files
  • NOTE: These are inherently taxing and may not play back smoothly during editing. This does not affect the final output when exporting from ScreenFlow.
• FIXED – Thumbnails between the left and right-side Media Libraries do not update correctly when relinking media
• FIXED – Welcome Screen text aligns improperly when window is enlarged

Version 8.0 contains hundreds of bug fixes, not all of which can be listed here. There are also additional user interface/user experience enhancements, and improvements to the general stability and performance of the application, that are not able to be listed here.

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