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Share your screen in a meeting Present a whole screen, one window, or one app. On the Mac you can send your computer's sound with it.
Where to find it In a call → Present your screen
How to do it 1 Press Present your screen in the call's controls.
2 Pick a screen, window, or tab in the picker. On the Mac, macOS's own picker opens.
3 On the Mac, turn on Sound on the presenting stage, or Share computer sound in the more (…) menu, to send what's playing.
4 Press Stop presenting when you're done.
Good to know On the Mac, ⇧⌘S starts presenting, and Change picks a different screen, window, or app. FrameCast's own sound is never sent, so a video playing inside FrameCast isn't heard. Headphones stop your microphone picking up the shared sound. The iPhone app can watch a shared screen but can't present yet.
Who can use it Free
Where it works Web · Mac This guide answers How do I share my screen in a FrameCast meeting? Can I share just one window? How do I share sound from a video I'm playing? How do I stop presenting? Can I present from my iPhone? Related guides Draw on a whiteboard or a shared screen
Open a whiteboard for everyone, or draw over someone's shared screen with a pen, highlighter, laser pointer, arrows, and boxes.
Record system audio and your microphone
Choose whether a take includes what your Mac plays, your voice, or both. Pick a microphone and test its level before you record.
Record your screen in the browser
Record your screen, a window, or a tab from getframecast.com/record, with your microphone and camera. When you're signed in, the link works the moment you stop.
Fix a recording with no sound
No voice usually means the microphone was off or blocked. No computer sound means system audio was off. Check both before the next take.
Still stuck? Support covers install, permissions and how to send feedback from the app.
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