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Articles about export
Guides, comparisons and playbooks about export, from the team behind ReScreen, the native screen recorder and editor for Mac.

Product Features
4K 60 FPS Screen Recording on Mac: Resolution, Codecs and Quality Explained
Blurry text and choppy scrolling come from the wrong settings, not the wrong Mac. Here is what resolution, frame rate, codec and quality actually do.
6 min read
Use Cases
How to Edit Screen Recordings Faster: Stop Spending Three Hours on a Five-Minute Video
A five-minute screen recording should not cost an afternoon. Here is where the editing time really goes, and a record-to-export workflow that removes it.
6 min read
Product Features
Instant MP4 Screen Recording: A Playable File the Moment You Stop
Most recorders hand you a project, not a file. ReScreen writes a playable MP4 the moment a take stops, with no second encode.
6 min read
Video Marketing
Landing Page Product Videos: Show Your Product in 60 Seconds
A hero video has seconds to show what your product does. How to plan, record and export a 60-second landing page product video that works on mute.
7 min read
Video Marketing
Screen Recordings for Social Media Marketing: A Strategy for LinkedIn, X and Shorts
Your product is your best content and it is already on your screen. A practical system for turning short screen recordings into a steady social media presence.
6 min read
Product Features
Vertical Screen Recording for Shorts, Reels and TikTok From One Landscape Take
Your screen is wide and the feed is tall. ReScreen's vertical presets reframe one landscape recording into 9:16 and follow your pointer so the action stays in shot.
6 min readAbout export articles
Export settings decide how sharp a recording looks and how quickly it uploads. These articles explain 4K and 60 FPS screen recording, the instant MP4 copy saved the moment you stop, and why the preview matches the exported video. Formats and presets are listed on the export feature page.
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