OS X Yosemite brought support for recording iPhone/iPad screen natively without having to using AirPlay applications like AirServer or Reflector.
How do I record the iPhone screen on macOS ?
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Possible duplicate of How do I AirPlay mirror my iPhone screen to my MacBook Pro? – Steven M. Vascellaro May 10 '17 at 4:02
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@StevenVascellaro How is this the same? This question is clearly about screen recording whilst the question you've mentioned is about "Airplay Mirror" for which answer is a free solution. – Jash Jacob May 10 '17 at 5:10
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I may have misjudged my duplicate flag. It's less that the question is duplicate and more so the accepted answer for both is a duplicate. Neither question is an exact duplicate, they're just fairly similar. – Steven M. Vascellaro May 10 '17 at 5:11
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In hindsight, it might be better if the other question is closed as a duplicate of this one. – Steven M. Vascellaro May 10 '17 at 5:15
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@StevenVascellaro Neither question is a duplicate of the other, screen recording and screen mirroring may have different solutions/answers. – nohillside♦ May 10 '17 at 7:29
Requirements
- iPhone/ iPad running iOS8
(Lightning port ONLY) - Mac running OS X 10.10 Yosemite
How to Record iPhone/iPad Screen on OS X Yosemite
- Connect the iPhone/iPad to Mac via USB
- Open the QuickTime Player on the Mac
- Select
File > New Movie Recording
- Quicktime will default select iSight camera, click on the arrow alongside the record button to select the iPhone/iPad.
- Click on the record button to record the iPhone/iPad Screen
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