Screen dimension setting do not revert
As a Screenflow newbie I tried adjusting my screen size to a rectangle (Mac 27) for a recording. On exiting, I am still left with one side of the screen that is still darkened (as the recording ws set) and I cannot find a way of deleting the setting. When I open a new document I can reset the 'box' to include all the screen but on exiting the program the same partially obscured side returns.
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Charles Browne said:
As a Screenflow newbie I tried adjusting my screen size to a rectangle (Mac 27) for a recording.How?
Retina display size can't really be changed in macOS preferences.
Charles Browne said:
I am still left with one side of the screen that is still darkened (as the recording ws set) and I cannot find a way of deleting the setting.Sorry it's unclear to me what setting you're referring to.
Charles Browne said:
When I open a new document I can reset the 'box' to include all the screen but on exiting the program the same partially obscured side returns.Sorry but it's not clear what you are doing. Please include details.
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There is an option to change the size of the screen that is recorded - the dotted outline of a box - and I used that to reduce the area of the screen that was being recorded. The part of the screen that is excluded remains shadowed - but still operational. I could not find a way of removing the shadow unless I restarted the computer.
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Charles Browne said:
When I open a new document I can reset the 'box' to include all the screenCharles Browne said:
There is an option to change the size of the screen that is recorded - the dotted outline of a boxPlease clarify New Document. When you create a new document you can set the size here.
But if you do a New Recording (not New Document) you change it here
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Charles Browne said:
The part of the screen that is excluded remains shadowed - but still operational.Do you mean the translucent image of the cropped screen?
That's supposed to be there as a guide to your entire recording in case you need to reposition or crop again to adjust.
