Question / Help best way to capture iPhone?
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amsyar ZeRo
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What type of scene are you using?Maybe you could use Video Capture Device?
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apfelundspiel
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take a lightning cable, connect your iPhone with your MAC. Start quicktime and select the iPhone as source.
Works perfect.
Works perfect.
XoaGray
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If you're using a Mac computer, connect your iphone to your Mac via the Lightning cable.
Then open Quicktime player
Select file, new movie recording.
Then click on the little arrow to the right of the record button and choose the video and audio source as iPhone.
If you're having issues with lag (if you're on an older Mac,) try setting the quality lower.
Some tips.
Double click your iPhone's home button and clear out any programs. It will free up memory for the one you want to record.
Shut down other applications on your Mac, it's best if you're only running Quicktime on your Mac, and the program you want to record on your phone.
I do this on my 6 year old Macbook Pro and the results are pretty good! Here's an example.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Chg-C8xBKWY
Hope this helps.
Then open Quicktime player
Select file, new movie recording.
Then click on the little arrow to the right of the record button and choose the video and audio source as iPhone.
If you're having issues with lag (if you're on an older Mac,) try setting the quality lower.
Some tips.
Double click your iPhone's home button and clear out any programs. It will free up memory for the one you want to record.
Shut down other applications on your Mac, it's best if you're only running Quicktime on your Mac, and the program you want to record on your phone.
I do this on my 6 year old Macbook Pro and the results are pretty good! Here's an example.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Chg-C8xBKWY
Hope this helps.
CommanderCody01
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I've done this method and been able to capture it within OBS as a Window Capture, with no issues. It will take some power from your video card tho, so be wary!
MegaDan64
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I'm late to the party and new to both streaming and OBS. I was thinking there might be a couple iOS games that would be fun to stream. My follow up question to everyones tips here is, does using Quicktime Movie Recording also capture audio? Or is there a specific audio channel I need to set up as an input? May be a dumb question, but I figured I'd ask while getting this set up. Thanks
amsyar ZeRo
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@MegaDan64 No,you still need to use a virtual audio grabber like Soundflower,iShowU Audio Capture or Sound Siphon to get audio on Mac,regardless what recording program do you use.
jeffcard
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As far as I know, there are two options for you to record iPhone screen.
1.Use QuickTime. Firstly, connect your iPhone to Mac via lightning connector. Then,open QuickTime. Click “File” > “New Movie Recording”. A recording window will pop up, just click the little arrow on it and choose your iPhone from the drop-down menu. Lastly, press “Record” button and you can start recording screen on iPhone.
2.Use some third party software like Acethinker iPhone screen recorder. It supports both Windows and Mac. With this tool, you can connect your iPhone with your computer wirelessly via AirPlay. When it's connected, your iPhone screen will be projected on the computer and there will be a recording button for you to record your iPhone screen.
1.Use QuickTime. Firstly, connect your iPhone to Mac via lightning connector. Then,open QuickTime. Click “File” > “New Movie Recording”. A recording window will pop up, just click the little arrow on it and choose your iPhone from the drop-down menu. Lastly, press “Record” button and you can start recording screen on iPhone.
2.Use some third party software like Acethinker iPhone screen recorder. It supports both Windows and Mac. With this tool, you can connect your iPhone with your computer wirelessly via AirPlay. When it's connected, your iPhone screen will be projected on the computer and there will be a recording button for you to record your iPhone screen.
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andy tzeng
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you also can use the USB UVC HDMI grabber card + " lightning to hdmi"
see the demo
see the demo
ToriHanabi
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QuickTime is freaking horrible! When I'm livestreaming on twitch it'll suddenly freeze and I have to close out and relaunch, so I can't just get into what I'm doing, I have to literally babysit the stupid thing. Can't OBS add a device screen capture for iPad, iPhone and others like it instead? QuickTime is also a memory hog. It freezes even if all I have open is that and OBS. I got OBS because QT is so unreliable and fussy in the first place And from what I've seen other third party screen-mirror type apps can be just as bad and cost money. Not to mention it's more work for the computer. It would be nice if we could just do it all from one spot.
Would be nice to have a mobile OBS so we can stream to twitch or anywhere else straight from the device. iOS actually has a screen recording code but very few applications actually use it for some weird reason.
Would be nice to have a mobile OBS so we can stream to twitch or anywhere else straight from the device. iOS actually has a screen recording code but very few applications actually use it for some weird reason.
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