Telestream’s ScreenFlow, the highly capable screen capture app for Mac, was just updated to version 10. Over the years, ScreenFlow has grown into a powerful video capture, composition, and editing ...

Every now and then, something comes along that changes everything for a particular industry. The iPod did it for portable audio, and sliced bread did it for... well, everything. In the screencast ...

I have a handful of apps that I use to show off my Mac to those still stuck on the dark side (ahem, Windows users), and ScreenFlow is among them -- heck, it's even the app I use for screen recording ...

In this week’s edition of Friday 5, we take a look at ScreenFlow 7 — a major update to the previous version of the popular screen recording and editing app. ScreenFlow 7 features brand new export ...

Telestream on Monday announced the immediate availability of ScreenFlow 2.0, an update to the company’s powerful screencasting studio. Desktop directors will appreciate many of ScreenFlow 2.0’s new ...

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 ...

Telestream on Wednesday updated its screen recording application, ScreenFlow. The update adds a few new features and fixes some critical bugs. New in ScreenFlow 1.5 is the ability to add text objects ...

ScreenFlow 8 used to be an exceptional tool for recording your Mac's screen and it still is — but the new update has it knocking at the door of apps like Final Cut Pro for video production.

Editing is easy, many tools and effects are available, as you’d expect from a modern video editor, plus it brings new ideas and excellent screen grabbing capabilities. It’s definitely one to check out ...

Extensive editing, titling and annotation features recently added to ScreenFlow 7 make it a serious production tool. ScreenFlow 7 will record your screen as it always has, but it now goes dramatically ...