Call Recorder for FaceTime For Mac

Call Recorder for FaceTime integrates quickly with Apple’s FaceTime application and offers you the possibility to record both faces of the call. The utility generates QuickTime videos that can be easily shared, or simply archived for documentation purposes.

To be able to use the Call Recorder for FaceTime utility, you need to open your FaceTime application and actually engage in a call: the recorder will not capture content otherwise. Note that you can also use the utility to record iPhone Handoff calls, even if there is no video content.

Call Recorder for FaceTime places a small controller panel next to the FaceTime window that can be used to start or stop the recording. The Search button automatically opens in a Finder window the folder that contains your video files.

The same panel allows you to access the customization area and displays a thumbnail for the video output when the recording process starts.

Within the Call Recorder for FaceTime Settings window, you can choose to start recording the call automatically, to discard short calls, or to change the default output location.

Moreover, Call Recorder for FaceTime can make separate audio tracks for each FaceTime side, and enables you to choose the video frame size: full (1280x720) or half (640x360).

To conclude, Call Recorder for FaceTime proposes a notably intuitive solution for recording video and audio calls made through the Apple FaceTime application.

For your convenience, the utility comes with an installer tool that takes care both of the installation and removal processes. If you want to delete Call Recorder for FaceTime from your system, just launch the installer again and make the appropriate selection.