A) Recording with either FaceTime or external webcam, with Mac's built-in audio: no issues b) Recording with FaceTime or with an external webcam, using external USB lavalier mic: audio and video is off-sync. In other words, I'm recording my desktop, while a webcam is recording me at the same time. Take a look at the attachment: the spike in it is the hand clap I made at the beginning. And the vertical red line is the point when I'm clapping in the video.

Dedicated Windows-compatible sound card, microphone, and speakers (Recommended) Windows N requires the MediaFeature Pack for Windows N; Camtasia (Mac) Mac computer with an Intel processor (Recommended: Dual core 2.0GHz or faster) macOS 10.10 or later Quartz Extreme support (rendering is not supported on external USB monitors).

Ths screen shot was made with FaceTime and with an external USB mic. Timo Kiander I wouldn't say the mic is faulty but some devices do introduce delay during processing compared to others. What USB Lav are you using (Saramonic or another brand)? You can shift the mic audio recording the amount needed in ScreenFlow timeline to bring it back in sync. The headphone jack in may work but the built in preamp may add noise. You could use an external device. I use a Behringer U-Phoria UMC22 which is about $40 and there are less expensive devices than that.

It has XLR and and 1/4' input. Of course some of these devices may introduce delay as well.

In Word 2011 for Mac, I used to be able to make an em-dash by doing Shift-Alt-Hyphen. I recently switched to Word 2016 for Mac, and at first that shortcut worked. You've inserted space characters between the words and the hyphen characters. When you enter spaces between the hyphens, Word formats the hyphens as an en dash ( - ), which is shorter than an em dash. Depending on the type of work you do on your Mac, an em dash may be a symbol you need frequently or rarely at all. As with many symbols, there are two ways to get an em dash, or its shorter cousin the en dash, to appear on a page: by using a keyboard shortcut or the Special Character panel. Now each time you type.em (dot em) in Microsoft Word, it will be replaced by an em dash, and.en will give you an en dash. If you want to do the same in Scrivener, go to Tool, Options, Corrections, Edit Substitutions. Word for mac shortcut em dash. Tip: With Num Lock enabled, you can also use the shortcut combination Ctrl+Alt+Minus to create an Em dash (using the Minus key located on numeric keypad). Insert an En dash, using AutoFormat If you do the following, AutoFormat will insert an En dash ( – ) as you type.

Problem How do I record the system audio with Camtasia on Mac? Solution • Open Camtasia. • At the top left of Camtasia click Camtasia > Preferences > Recording. • Next to System Audio it should say Uninstall Component. This means the component is already installed and you should be able to record system audio. • If it says Install Component, click Install Component and follow the prompts to install the system audio component. • Once we have confirmed the system audio component is installed, confirm the Recorder is set to record system audio: Camtasia 3 and later: Camtasia 2.