Screencasts—video tutorials that focus on a captured computer screen accompanied by narration—are an increasingly popular instructional medium. They show rather than simply tell, making them a solid ...

Telestream’s ScreenFlow, the highly capable screen capture app for Mac, was just updated to version 10. Over the years, ScreenFlow has grown into a powerful video capture, composition, and editing ...

Screencasting is not a new concept: as soon as people figured out how to focus a camera on a monitor to explain something, they did. You could argue that Douglas Engelbart’s famous 1968 demonstration ...

There used to be an advertisement – I forget what it was for, exactly – that portrayed the user sitting in an armchair facing his computer, with his hair, his dog, and everything else in the room ...

The What: Telestream is introducing ScreenFlow 10, the latest version of the company’s award-winning video editing and screen recording software for the Mac. With ScreenFlow 10, users can record ...

ScreenFlow 8 used to be an exceptional tool for recording your Mac's screen and it still is — but the new update has it knocking at the door of apps like Final Cut Pro for video production.

Since Apple released Snow Leopard last year and QuickTime came with built-in screen recording capabilities, many people started thinking apps such as Screenflow or Camtasia suddenly lost all of their ...

One of the best ways to explain a tricky task to someone—whether it’s replacing spark plugs in a car or using an image editor to clean up an old photo—is to simply show them how it’s done.

When it comes to recording your Mac’s screen, there are lots of options available for macOS. In fact, Apple includes a built-in screen recording option in QuickTime, and if you only record your screen ...

Fancy creating a screencast or a presentation involving demos of iPad apps, or a PiP (Picture in Picture) video presentation of new software? Then ScreenFlow has been your best option for some years ...