SpeedCap

Two modes behind one menu. Time-lapse samples the screen on an interval and collapses an afternoon into a few seconds. RealTime switches that off and records at full speed with audio - system audio, a microphone, or both mixed into one track. QuickTime cannot record system audio at all. A time-lapse can also follow the screen: the interval holds while something moves and stretches while nothing does, and the recording can end itself once the screen has been still long enough.

• Time-lapse250 ms to 30 s intervals, 12 to 60 fps playback, H.264 MP4.
• Motion awareThe interval becomes the fastest rate rather than a fixed one, backing off up to eight times while the screen and the pointer are still. A session can stop itself after 30 seconds to 5 minutes of that.
• RealTime30 or 60 fps HEVC, written to .mov.
• AudioSystem audio and any input device on the machine. One stereo track, nothing to mix afterwards.
• CaptureAny display, at full, 75, 50 or 25 percent. Cursor optional. Click rings optional.
• StartingA countdown before capture opens, so you are not recording the menu you started from.
• OutputStraight to the Desktop, or a folder you pick.
• FootprintMenu bar only. No Dock icon, no window, no account.