Now you'll be able to review your recording and listen to your voice input audio simultaneously with the audio that is being transmitted through your headphones. Make sure that the Soundflower application is open and running when you are recording. When all settings are set correctly open Quicktime Player and begin a screen recording test while plugged in with headphones. Next, watch this YouTube video on the following link Enjoy this gentlemen's good explanation of the settings you will need to implement for Soundflower and your personal Mac device exactly. Go through the normal installation process and make sure you get Soundflower downloaded into your applications folder.

The problem comes when I plug in my headphones and then all audio refuses to be recorded.Īfter seeing many similar posts to this across google's search and seeing the constant unhelpful Community Specialists simply pointing to a Quicktime Documentation link with no follow up after users respond that this is still not helpful I decided to share what worked for me.įirst you're going to need to download an application called Soundflower which you can get at this link: Screen Recording works great when I don't have headphones plugged in as Quicktime is able to pick up the audio that is coming from my voice and the audio being blasted from my Macbooks speakers all being taken in by my Macbook's built-in microphone.

What brought me here was not being able to record audio using Quicktime player when using the 'Screen Recording' feature as my headphones are plugged into my Macbook Pro that runs on Mavericks 10.9.5.

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