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Here’s how? Also Read: How to Change Desktop Background & Wallpaper on Mac/MacBook? Using 5 Methods!! Getting to Start Set up BlackHole Pluginįirst of all you have to need download Blackhole from its official website and then install it. Here we suggest you BlackHole program because it is most reliable and enabling with simple user interface. So you can use any other screen recorder app and with the combination of both, you are able to screen record with internal audio on your Mac. But, it has not any option to record internal audio or system sound. I even tried to find a site where I can re-download Quicktime 10.5 in case something just got bugged-out somehow, but can't even find anywhere to freshly download this version of Quicktime.Mac offers amazing built in screen recorder is known as “ Quicktime” for quick video and audio recordings. I have tried Googling, but can only find answers for OLD audio problems, using old Quicktime versions. Under Sound Output Tab there are 2 options I have 'Internal Speakers (Type: Built In) selected, although there is another option for My Apple TV (Type: Airplay) Only option I have for Sound - Input Tab is 'Internal Microphone' (Type: Built In) which is selected (Mute is NOT selected on OutPut Volume). I have gone into System Preferences -> Sound. I have tried restarting program, rebooting Mac & selecting another Microphone setting, then going BACK to 'System Audio Recorder' (NOTE: Option -> Microphone -> 'Built in Microphone' works, but the video's audio sound TERRIBLE this way & you can hear any noise in the room recorded as well - v. In Quicktime, I was using 'System Audio Recorder Option' under the window: Option -> Microphone, in the Pop Up box after you select 'New Screen Recording'

PERFECT! exactly what I wanted, except now it has completely stopped working! and I didn't change a thing The video's audio was captured EVEN when I turned the sound setting to ZERO & heard nothing coming from my Mac, in the real time playing of video that I was screen recording at that time. I successfully recorded several videos using Quicktime Screen Recorder & the recording included the audio that came with the videos & NO additional background sound (eg noises in the room at the time, captured using the Mac microphone).