The default export dialogue starts in automatic mode, showing presets as it used to, but you can also create your own export settings in its own tab. ScreenFlow 7 offers a new export dialogue, with the ability to switch from automatic to manual mode. This is going to be a real time saver and it will also save some space on your disk. We already had project libraries, now you can show assets under the Global Library icon and re-use common assets, such as your intro/outro graphics for each video. Why you would like to do that is a mystery to me, but for those of us who have the need, it’s available now.Ī new feature that I do see the need for and that will allow you to more efficiently manage your assets is the Global Library. One word of advice: don’t go overboard with them as that may actually make your video look more amateurish.Ī new feature that I don’t fully understand the need for is that you can now set your clips to play in reverse on the timeline. ScreenFlow 7 lets you add a number of animated effects to your videos with enough options to create unique text effects. The best new feature for creating a professional looking end-result is animated text. Of course, every new version of any app justifies adding some new functionality. Even large MP4 files process fast and exporting is a lot faster than with older versions of the app. With ScreenFlow 7, you can now finally add MP4 files, like iPhone and GoPro recordings, to your project without serious performance hits. It comes with new options, such as text animations, a global media library, multi-pass x264 encoding and more. Telestream recently released version 7 of the application.

Fancy creating a screencast or a presentation involving demos of iPad apps, or a PiP (picture in Picture) video presentation of new software? Then ScreenFlow has been your best option for some years now.

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