Choose what is visible
Record a complete display, one app window or a region you draw yourself. Recorder keeps its own controls out of display captures.
PX7 VIDEO RECORDER
PX7 Video Recorder
Record a display, window or region with system audio and microphone on separate QuickTime tracks. Add your camera when needed—without a virtual audio driver, cloud upload or subscription.
Version 1.0.28 · macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon or Intel · €19 once · No subscription · Trial needs no card
Record now, or check the Mac options first.
- Install with Homebrew
brew install --cask px7digital/tap/px7-video-recorder
The public cask pins version 1.0.28 and verifies its SHA-256 checksum. The dedicated distribution and support repository documents the release and provides a public issue tracker.- Compare all three routes
- Read how to record a Mac screen with system audio, including the built-in Screenshot tool, free OBS Studio, and PX7 Video Recorder.
Any screen.
System sound.
Camera and voice.
No upload.
DISPLAY
Everything
Useful for demos and presentations
WINDOW
Only the app
Keep the rest of your desktop private
REGION
Exactly this
Draw around the part that matters
Keep sound editable
Capture system sound and your microphone together while preserving them as separate tracks in the QuickTime recording.
Put yourself in the frame
Drag and resize the camera freely, or snap it to any corner. Choose a circle, rounded or square frame with mirroring, border and shadow.
Pause without making fragments
Pause for a break, resume when ready and finish with one continuous recording instead of a folder full of pieces.
Finish the ends
Review the result immediately, set a cleaner beginning and ending, then export a trimmed copy without touching the original.
Frame it for where it goes
Record in 16:9, 9:16, 4:3, 3:4 or square. Use Fit with your own background color, or Fill for an edge-to-edge canvas.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Your screen recording stays on your Mac.
No account, cloud workspace or subscription. Recorder touches the screen, camera and microphone only when you choose to record them.
Feature summary
- Capture area selection. Record a complete display, one app window or a region you draw yourself. Recorder keeps its own controls out of display captures.
- Separate audio capture. Capture system sound and your microphone together while preserving them as separate tracks in the QuickTime recording.
- Camera overlay. Drag and resize the camera freely, or snap it to any corner. Choose a circle, rounded or square frame with mirroring, border and shadow.
- Pause without file splitting. Pause for a break, resume when ready and finish with one continuous recording instead of a folder full of pieces.
- Trim controls. Review the result immediately, set a cleaner beginning and ending, then export a trimmed copy without touching the original.
- Output framing. Record in 16:9, 9:16, 4:3, 3:4 or square. Use Fit with your own background color, or Fill for an edge-to-edge canvas.
VERSION 1.0.28
Know when a take drops frames.
Recorder now detects video frames the Mac could not encode in time. A persistent warning shows the exact count while recording, so a stressed take is never silently accepted.
Quick answers
Questions about PX7 Video Recorder
- What is PX7 Video Recorder?
- Record your Mac screen with system audio and microphone on separate tracks. Native, private and €19 once with no subscription. Free 7-day trial, no card.
- Where does PX7 Video Recorder do its work?
- PX7 Video Recorder processes video locally on your Mac.
- How much does PX7 Video Recorder cost?
- PX7 Video Recorder costs €19 once. It includes a seven-day trial, and one app-specific key can be used on up to seven Macs. There is no subscription.
- Which Macs can run PX7 Video Recorder?
- macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon or Intel
- How do I record my screen on a Mac?
- Choose a whole display, a single window or a region you draw, then record. PX7 Video Recorder captures that with system sound, microphone and camera available when you want them.
- Can I record system audio while screen recording?
- Yes. The Mac's own sound is captured alongside the picture, and it stays on its own track so it can still be adjusted afterwards rather than being baked into the video.
- Can I record my screen and camera at the same time?
- Yes — the camera can be placed in the frame while the screen is recorded, so a walkthrough and the person presenting it end up in one file.
- Can I pause a screen recording and continue?
- Yes, and pausing does not split the result into fragments to stitch together later; you finish with one continuous recording.
- Can I record vertical or square video?
- Yes. Choose the original source, 16:9, 9:16, 4:3, 3:4 or 1:1, then use Fit to keep everything visible or Fill for an edge-to-edge crop.