UPDATED: How To Screen Record With COMPUTER AUDIO On Mac (FREE) - Macbook Tutorial | OBS Studio

Name: UPDATED: How To Screen Record With COMPUTER AUDIO On Mac (FREE) - Macbook Tutorial | OBS Studio
Uploaded: 2026-06-30T03:42:17.300Z
Description: Learn how to record your Mac screen and internal computer audio for free using OBS Studio. Follow this complete step-by-step guide for macOS Ventura or newer.

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Learn how to record your screen including INTERNAL COMPUTER AUDIO on a Mac for FREE! By the end of this video you'll be a pro at screen recording on your MacBook.
🚨 Note this tutorial is for macOS 13 Ventura (2022) or newer (Sonoma, Sequoia, Tahoe, etc). For earlier versions (macOS 12 Monterey or older), watch this tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjL_sJS9Rko

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OBS Studio: https://obsproject.com/
Older Mac Screen Recording Tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjL_sJS9Rko

Chapters: Intro Download & Install OBS Studio Review App Permissions Open Settings Output Settings Audio Settings - Configure Mic Hotkeys for Start/Stop Recording Add macOS Screen Capture Source Resize output (source size) Video Settings Add a webcam (optional) Check audio levels in Audio Mixer Start Recording View your recording FULL LIST OF STEPS - PAUSE HERE Subscribe Older Mac support Outro

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Key Takeaways

Use OBS Studio to easily capture your Mac screen, internal computer audio, webcam, and microphone entirely for free.
This native internal audio setup requires macOS 13 Ventura or newer; if you are running macOS 12 Monterey or older, you will need to follow this older Mac workaround tutorial.
Configure your Output Settings to use MP4 format and H.264 encoding to guarantee high-quality video that works with almost all editing software.
Map custom keyboard hotkeys (like F10) to start and stop recordings to eliminate the need to trim the beginning and end of your videos.
Add a macOS Screen Capture source, then right-click the preview and select Resize output (source size) to perfectly fit your display to the video frame.
Monitor the Audio Mixer before recording to ensure your microphone levels stay below 0 dB (out of the red) to prevent distorted, clipping audio.