Īt this stage, you can resize and/or reposition the floating camera window that you just created anywhere on the screen, so that it will suit your particular video.
In order to make sure that your camera window (the window which will show the recording of your face) appears above any other application that you will open on your screen during the making of your video, select View, and choose Float on Top. This will open a “camera window, ” which you will use to record your face. Select File, and choose New Movie Recording, to begin working on your video. Launch QuickTime Player (already available on your Mac). If you prefer to read the instructions instead of watching the video, they are outlined below. Take a look at this short video that walks you through how to use Casting using QuickTime (Mac Demonstration). If you would like to learn more about OBS, take a look at our help article, Open Broadcaster Software.
An alternative free option for PC users that we recommend is a software called OBS (we have no affiliate fees or financial reason for suggesting either QuickTime or OBS - they are simply good programs that are relatively easy to learn). You can use QuickTime on your PC but you may have to pay for the program. Please Note: QuickTime Player comes installed on Macs but does not come on PC computers. The process is called Screencasting, and you can follow the steps below to learn how to do this for yourself. There are several external apps available for download that allow you to do this, but it is also possible to do using only the hardware and built-in features (QuickTime Player) already available to you on your Mac. Recording your face and screen simultaneously is an interesting feature available to Mac users, and allows for the creation of a unique kind of video which is very useful to those creating tutorials, or for teachers recording online lessons and lectures for their students.
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