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#Open QuickTime Player, which can be found in the Applications folder, through Launchpad, and a number of other ways. A dialog box to open a file will usually appear, which can be dismissed by clicking Done without selecting a file. | #Open QuickTime Player, which can be found in the Applications folder, through Launchpad, and a number of other ways. A dialog box to open a file will usually appear, which can be dismissed by clicking Done without selecting a file. | ||
#Click File in the Menu followed by New Movie Recording. | #Click File in the Menu followed by New Movie Recording. | ||
[[File:QT 1.png| | [[File:QT 1.png|450px]] Â | ||
Click the arrow next to the record button, and select iPhone or iPad under Camera. QuickTime Player will resize and change the image to mirror the iOS device's screen. | Click the arrow next to the record button, and select iPhone or iPad under Camera. QuickTime Player will resize and change the image to mirror the iOS device's screen. | ||
[[File:QT 2.png| | [[File:QT 2.png|450px]] Â | ||
4. Use the same menu to configure the microphone. You can select the device again to capture audio from the iPhone or iPad, or if you want to record a live narration, select a connected microphone instead. | 4. Use the same menu to configure the microphone. You can select the device again to capture audio from the iPhone or iPad, or if you want to record a live narration, select a connected microphone instead. | ||
You do need to click the record button.</pre> | You do need to click the record button.</pre> | ||