This looks great. Installed it because I may need something like this soon. And at that price, I wouldn't think twice about buying it if it does what I need (record iPhone apps and show screen recordings of desktop apps in vertical videos). A few things I noticed:
- the iPhone mode confuses me. It seems to use the iPhone's camera. So this is not screen-recording?
- in view mode, I can't position the blue 'cursor' by clicking on the timeline. The only way to jump to a position seems to be to drag the handle of the blue 'cursor' line? I would expect to position it with a single click. Or at least modifier+click.
- how does it decide when and where to zoom? I found that unintuitive and not sure if needed. If I was showing a desktop app on TikTok, zooming would make sense to me. But when the original screen resolution is used, I think that's a feature I would rarely use.
- speaking of Tiktok, is there a way to set the target resolution? I have seen the 'stage' feature, but I am not really sure what it is for and whether it may help me.
- Live studio looks fun. But what does that magnifier button on the bottom right do?
(for background: I have only limited video editing experience, mostly TikTok-style with CapCut - so if I don't understand parts, it's quite possible I just don't know the usual conventions of video editing and jargon)
This looks great. Installed it because I may need something like this soon. And at that price, I wouldn't think twice about buying it if it does what I need (record iPhone apps and show screen recordings of desktop apps in vertical videos). A few things I noticed:
- the iPhone mode confuses me. It seems to use the iPhone's camera. So this is not screen-recording?
- in view mode, I can't position the blue 'cursor' by clicking on the timeline. The only way to jump to a position seems to be to drag the handle of the blue 'cursor' line? I would expect to position it with a single click. Or at least modifier+click.
- how does it decide when and where to zoom? I found that unintuitive and not sure if needed. If I was showing a desktop app on TikTok, zooming would make sense to me. But when the original screen resolution is used, I think that's a feature I would rarely use.
- speaking of Tiktok, is there a way to set the target resolution? I have seen the 'stage' feature, but I am not really sure what it is for and whether it may help me.
- Live studio looks fun. But what does that magnifier button on the bottom right do?
(for background: I have only limited video editing experience, mostly TikTok-style with CapCut - so if I don't understand parts, it's quite possible I just don't know the usual conventions of video editing and jargon)
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