Screenium 3.2.10 MacOS (35 MB .zip) - Mac Full Download

Info

Screenium 3.2.10 Record exactly what you see on the screen and turn it into a screenshot in a flash. Screenium 3 lets you record at 60 frames per second, providing optimal performance for tutorials, game recordings, or any other screen content you want to record. If you're working with an ultra-high-resolution 4K or 5K display or Retina Mac, Screenium 3 puts you in a safe position as it creates the smoothest video quality possible for such devices. But Screenium 3 offers much more than ultra-smooth video capture. Take advantage of many useful tools to help you create your perfect screenshot. For example, you can embed iSight-video footage as a Picture-in-Picture clip, add audio comments, or hide your desktop or desktop symbols while recording. Screenium also saves the mouse pointer as a separate track, so you can visualize mouse clicks or edit them later without any problems. Screenium's convenient and powerful video editor gives you all the tools you need to cut your footage, embed text or add effects, transitions or animations. Highlight mouse clicks, add geometric shapes, or hide portions of the screen containing personal information. Of course, you can edit audio tracks and add filters to them. Using text synthesis, you can even add multilingual audio comments or auto-generated audio tracks.

Features

Ultra-smooth 60 fps recording
Supports any screen resolution
3 recording modes: Full screen, area selection, private window
Optionally embed FaceTime camera footage as Picture-in-Picture clip - Visualize mouse clicks
Incognito mode to hide the desktop, desktop symbols or just Screenium
Highly optimized for multiprocessor Macs
4K and 5K recording at full frame rate
Full support for all Macs with Retina display
Versatile, useful editor
Versatile video effects and transitions
Templates for text or graphic overlays
Lots of audio filters
VoiceOver using your own voice or automatically generated voice tracks
Export files, share via email, upload directly to the Messages app or video portals like Youtube and Vimeo