Screenflick is a great tool for screen recording and video editing. Silent video is a thing of the past (especially if you’re trying to record audio using QuickTime). With the advent of Mac Quicktime, screen recording/editing on Mac has become much easier. Screenflick delivers exactly what it promises: screen recording/editing using standard off-the-shelf Mac video editing software.

Araelium Group has developed a small but powerful screen recorder for Mac OS X, originally designed only for the UNIX platform. As the popularity of this product grew in the market, several versions of this product were released for both Mac OS X and Windows. The main differences in both the use and functionality of ScreenFlick for Mac OS X are the use of mouse-based screen recording and playback controls instead of using the arrow and spacebar keys on the keyboard. This feature is a nice addition, especially for those who use screen recording for advertising purposes. We can also record a presentation using this feature without having to download or install additional software as is the case when using a screen recorder for Windows.

Araelium Group is a screen developer. They have also created other popular products such as Splice and Screenflow. With these products, your audio and video recording capabilities are limited only by your imagination. Now we can record whatever we want using just a Mac and a microphone connected to the Mac’s graphics card. This makes it useful for many purposes: not only for recording audio/video, but also for taking photos.