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Articles about reliability
Guides, comparisons and playbooks about reliability, from the team behind ReScreen, the native screen recorder and editor for Mac.
Product Features
A Private, Offline Screen Recorder for Mac: Nothing Is Ever Uploaded
Screen recordings are the most sensitive video you make. Here is what a recorder that never uploads your footage looks like, and who needs one.
6 min read
Product Features
Crash-Safe Screen Recording on Mac: Never Lose a Long Take Again
A recorder that writes one big file loses everything when something goes wrong. Here is how saving the take continuously, and offering to recover it, protects a long recording.
6 min read
Use Cases
How to Record Confidential Screens Safely When the Cloud Is Not an Option
Client data, NDA work, finance and health screens should not pass through a cloud recorder. Here is a local-only recording workflow for Mac.
6 min read
Use Cases
Screen Recording for Online Courses: Stop Losing Lessons and Hours to the Edit
Course creators lose lessons to crashes and weekends to editing. Here is a recording workflow that keeps forty lessons consistent, safe and quick to finish.
6 min read
Product Features
Why Separate Audio Tracks Save Your Screen Recording
One flattened audio track means one loud ping can ruin a good take. Here is what recording mic and system audio separately lets you fix afterwards.
6 min readAbout reliability articles
A long recording is only worth making if it survives. These articles cover crash-safe screen recording on a Mac, what happens to a take when a disk fills or a battery dies, and the crash recovery feature behind it. The recorded lessons in screen recording for online courses are where it matters most.
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