I was introduced to LICEcap by a friend and its simple to use once you figure it. On top of LICEcap, you can use QuickTime to share your hardware device on your screen (for a demo, or to use LICEcap to make a gif).
#USING LICECAP MOVIE#
With your iPhone or iPad plugged in, open QuickTime Player and go File -> New Movie Recording. Click-n-drag of the edges of the window to make precise tunings to the slice of your display being recorded works alternatively, you may use the ‘Size’ fields. Adjustable maximum recording framerate, to allow throttling CPU usage.LICEcap doesn’t work in full-screen mode. You click Record to save it to the folder of your choice with a number of predefined options.
#USING LICECAP INSTALL#
Licecap usage install#įollowing are the steps to install LICEcap GIF creator: Download LICEcap and install LICEcap GIF on your Windows or Mac. After installing, run LICEcap on your windows. Move the LICEcap screen capture frame while recording. Make sure that the screen is sized according to the area you want to capture.
#USING LICECAP FOR MAC#
This project was created by Cockos Interactive, and is available on the web at the official homepage.LICEcap for Mac allows you to capture areas of your desktop with a click and then save the frames as either GIF or LCF files. An accessible and super light app, it performs well, producing good quality output. If you often review computer programs or write tutorials for them, this app is certainly for you. LICEcap for Mac's interface features a frame that you can position and move freely, allowing you to record a specific area of your desktop. The app gets a thumbs up for letting you adjust the frame size and frame rate and for its familiar controls, which make recording super easy. You can save your recording to one of two file formats, either GIF, or, if you prefer lossless compression with no loss in quality - LCF. Recording output quality is good regardless of the format you choose improvement from capturing in the LCF format seemed negligible, but may be more apparent when recording high-definition photo or video applications. The app offers hot key support, so you can easily pause and resume recording at any time. In addition, you can also determine how many repetitions your GIF makes, which is quite convenient, as in most cases you don't want it to repeat endlessly. LICEcap for Mac performs its function well and delivers on its promise. If you need to record images of your desktop for demonstrations, how-to tutorials, or anything else, then try out this app.
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