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Guides and honest comparisons on screen recording, demo videos, and making your work look shipped.
Guide · Aug 21, 2026
Best Video Format in 2026: MP4, MOV, WebM Compared
MP4, MOV, and WebM compared for 2026. Pick a codec, export a compatibility-first master, then make channel-specific files for demos, the web, and social.
Guide · Aug 16, 2026
How to Record Your Screen on a Mac: Every Option Compared (2026)
Cmd+Shift+5, QuickTime, OBS, the terminal, and paid recorders — what each one can and can't do, and which to use for tutorials, bug reports, and product demos.
Guide · Aug 16, 2026
How to Record Your Mac Screen With System Audio (Without BlackHole)
QuickTime and Cmd+Shift+5 only capture your mic — not the audio your Mac is playing. The four real ways to record system audio on macOS, from free virtual drivers to tools that just do it.
Alternatives · Aug 12, 2026
Screen Studio Alternatives in 2026: 8 Options Compared
Screen Studio dropped its lifetime license and went subscription-only. Here are 8 alternatives compared on price, auto-zoom quality, and privacy — including one at $29 lifetime.
Comparison · Aug 12, 2026
ZoomCap vs Screen Studio: An Honest Comparison From the Cheaper One
We build ZoomCap, so read accordingly. Where Screen Studio genuinely wins, where ZoomCap wins, and the 3-year cost math between $29 once and a subscription.
Guide · Aug 12, 2026
How to Record a Terminal Demo That Doesn't Suck: asciinema vs VHS vs Real Video
Text-based recorders are perfect for docs and useless for launches. When to use asciinema or VHS, when you need real video, and how to keep terminal text legible on a phone screen.
Guide · Aug 12, 2026
Why Your Screen Recordings Look Bad (and 9 Fixes That Actually Work)
A 4K screen squeezed into a phone-sized player is unreadable. The nine failure modes that make recordings look amateur — and the concrete fix for each one.
Comparison · Aug 12, 2026
Loom Is Great for Messages, Bad for Demos: What to Use Instead
Loom is the right tool for async updates and the wrong tool for demos that sell. Where the line sits, and the alternatives by job — interactive tours, polished video, and local-only options.