How to Use UniConverter’s Screen Recorder on Mac

Gamers record their gameplay and post it on their social media handles. With UniConverter, gamers can record on a full screen with high definition. To record at a specific time, schedule the recording and never miss an action on your monitor. While using this recorder, users can record the screen, webcam, and audio at the same time. Additionally, this tool offers application recording for users looking to record just one desktop app.

Using UniConverter’s Screen Recorder on Mac [Guide]

Step 1. Open the Screen Recorder on UniConverter

To record your screen, open UniConverter on Mac and access the Video tab to locate the Screen Recorder from the More Tools section. After selecting the Try Now option on the screen recorder, wait for the next window to open.

Step 2. Access the Screen Recorder to Start

As the Screen Recorder window opens, click the Screen Recorder option or simply press the Screen Recorder icon from the top menu to access a small window on the new screen.

Step 3. Select the Screen Size and Initiate the Recording

Now, open the screen you want to record and select its size by dragging the dimensions. You can also do it manually by pressing the Custom Size drop-down menu and locking the aspect ratio. Besides that, determine whether you want to enable the speaker, microphone, and camera if needed. Finally, press the REC button to start recording your Mac’s screen.

Step 4. End the Recording From the Toolbar

In a few moments, your screen recording will start, and a small floating toolbar will appear on the screen. Using this bar, you can open a certain folder on the device or draw using the available tools. Likewise, you can enable Facetime to capture live interactions. To stop the recording, click the small Stop icon in the toolbar.

Step 5. Locate the Recorded File

As you stop the recording, it will direct you to the home page, where you can tap the Folder icon to locate it on your Mac. On the contrary, press the Video icon to edit the recorded file further.