This document will guide you through macOS and Screenflick setup, record, and export settings.

1. macOS Recording
Standards
CTE ProdOps “Booth” Team
Version: 2.0
Updated: 11/03/22

2. Screenflick 3.1 is HERE!
Let’s cover the setup and changes
Resolution
HiDPI vs “lowDPI”
Installation
Moving from SF2 to SF3.1
Recording Settings
LinkedIn Learning
Standards
Path to Recording
Roadmap for help
Export Settings
New UI in SF3.1

3. Resolution
Considerations
Before recording, we need
your resolution to be a
compatible standard
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Aspect Ratio
HiDPI vs ”lowDPI”
Full-screen
We prefer 16:9 aspect ratio.
However, since so many
macOS instructors record
directly on the laptop screen,
we also accept 16:10 aspect
ratio.
When in doubt, consult your
content producer!
HiDPI is a pixel-doubled (2x)
resolution standard.
All resolutions in macOS are
either HiDPI (2x) or ”lowDPI”
(1x).
We prefer HiDPI resolutions
when possible.
Do NOT try to crop your
recordings to make it fit a
standard.
ALWAYS record full-screen!
Acceptable resolutions:
“Notch” mac
• 14” M1 MacBook Pro
1512x982 HiDPI (3024x1964)
• 16” M1 MacBook Pro
1728x1117 HiDPI (3456x2234)
“lowDPI”:
• 1360x768
• 1280x720
• 1280x800
• 1600x900 (requires auth)
• 1600x1000 (requires auth)
• 1920x1080 (requires auth)
HiDPI:
• 1440x810 HiDPI (2880x1620)
• 1440x900 HiDPI (2880x1800)
• 1344x840 HiDPI (2688x1680)
• 1600x900 HiDPI (3200x1800)
Rule of thumb:
• Any horizontal HiDPI resolution
>1300
• Any horizontal HiDPI resolution
<1600

4. How do I adjust my screen resolution?
Go to: System Preferences | Displays
1. macOS laptop screen
• Hold option and click the
“Scaled” button
• Select an accepted
resolution standard
2. External display 3. What if?
If you have a non-standard
display (ultrawide), contact us
to help you set up a third-party
option.
• Hold option and click the
“Scaled” button
• Select an accepted
resolution standard

5. Installation
Instructions
LinkedIn Learning uses
Screenflick for macOS
recording
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Licensing
Installation
Download
Enter in the licensing credentials
provided by your content
producer.
Drag the Screenflick application
file into your Applications folder.
NOTE: If you’re moving from
Screenflick 2, merely delete the
Screenflick application from your
Applications folder before
installing the new version
Download Screenflick 3.1 from
their website.
Unzip the download file, which
unpacks a single application
binary.

6. Let’s set up
Screenflick 3.1…

7. Screenflick 3.1 standard settings
Screenflick menu | Preferences
Uncheck all ”Show Screenflick” options
Adjust “Keyboard Shortcuts” as desired
General
Set ”After export” to “Do Nothing”
Recording
Set quality slider to “High”
Check “Record lossless audio
Quality

8. Screenflick 3.1 standard settings (continued)
Screenflick menu | Preferences
Leave the defaults – Visualizers is different
in 3.1
Visualizers
Install the Screenflick Loopback v2.0
Audio
Leave the defaults
Remote

9. Screenflick
Record menu
• Capture Rate: 30 fps
• Record Microphone: set to
your microphone
(most likely the USBPre2)

10. Screenflick 3.1 Recording Prompt
There’s new options before the countdown
Always capture full-screen!
Always Capture Retina if available!
Freeform Size
Stop and Pause controls are available
from the Recording Controls
This is visible, so put it on a second screen!
New: Recording Controls
You can hide the desktop in recordings
now, and we recommend setting it to
Desktop Background
New: Hide Desktop

11. Screenflick 3.1 Export menu
There’s a new UI!
This is the default view
For all sub-menus, we stick with the defaults
Default List
Right-click the list to select “Use Compact List”
Click the “Export” at the bottom right for further
options
Compact List

12. Screenflick
Final Export
LinkedIn Learning standard:
• File Type: QuickTime (.mov)
• Codec: H.264
• Automatic Bit Rate
• Dimensions: 100%
• Frames: 15 or 30
• Keyframe Every: 60 frames
• Audio – Codec: Apple Lossless 48kHz

13. Final Checklist
Screenflick is set, what’s next?
1. Verify all settings
Do a test recording and double check
your settings.
Reboot your computer and verify that
settings still work.
2. Audio Check 3. Box.com account
All content is transferred to LinkedIn
via Box.com.
Make sure you have this set up before
you start recording!
Before officially starting on the course,
LinkedIn needs to do an audio check.
Schedule this with your content
producer.

14. Need extra help?
Set up a VC meeting with us at
lnkd.in/askbooth
(Note: This must be done by a
content producer)

15. Thank you