
When recording using QuickTime Player on a Mac, it’s often useful to be able to pause the recording, but the control for that is not obvious. We’ll show you how to reveal and use it.

If you want to record your Mac screen, audio and video from one of your nearby Apple devices, or from connected or virtual microphones and other sound inputs, QuickTime Player is a surprisingly versatile way to do that.

If you want to record your Mac screen, audio and video from one of your nearby Apple devices, or from connected or virtual microphones and other sound inputs, QuickTime Player is a surprisingly versatile way to do that.
Despite its minimal interface, it can do all this and more — but a number of its features are hidden, and most users have no idea of how to access them.
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How to pause a QuickTime Player recording, and other hidden options