Retroclip is an amazing clipping software, it relativly does what I need especially since I can’t access my main pc and im forced to use a mac for now. But I’ve had one main issue with it for a while now that I haven’t been able to figure out. Detailed below.Pros:-easy shortcut to clip gameplay or screen-gives you the option to record up to 5 minutes, which is good for montage editors like myself-It compiles all your clips into an easy to access to folder (which may just be a plus for me since i can’t navigate Mac lol)-recording and sound quality is flawless-I haven’t had any issues with corrupted filesCons:-attempting to clip both game audio and mic/discord audio is difficult. There’s only a general setting for audio to be recorded. I’ve used Blackhole (audio driver) to try and get Retro to record both in game audio as well as my discord and microphone but it only records one or the other (I haven’t seen if it can record discord yet)-once in a while it refuses to open and I have to force quit it or restart my Mac (although it could just be because of how old my mac is)Suggestions:-add a feature that allows the option to choose input and output audio settings so it can record multiple audio devices at the same time (if possible)

No audio? And 2 minute limit? I'm starting to regret buying the “pro” version (it’s on me that I jumped the gun- I got excited). In my opinion, the discription is misleading- I thought I understood that it could record longer than two minutes once I upgraded. The no audio thing can’t be right though, right? Am I just not seeing it? No way it only records the mic and nothing else audio-wise… right? At the moment, this appears to be very limited. Disappointed. But three stars for a good start?

I have just installed it and really like it so far. Because of MacOS security rules I found you have to install it then quit it and open it again then it will ask you for various permissions then it will work. It opens in the MenuBar but you may not see it if you have a lot of items there. It let's you clip up to 5 minutes now.I couldn't find any alternatives to this so I am glad I found this one. It is very basic but it let's me automatically grab the last few minutes with having to waste huge disk space.Thank you to James Howard and RealArtists for making it!

I know, i know, a 5☆ review looks suspicous, fake, etc... i always doubt them myself, and go straight to the 1☆ reviews then work up to 4 star at most. But i can't help but leave an excellent review when something really is good!It's pretty straightforward... it's always monitoring your screen so you can easily save a clip. Higher playback does take more resources, though, and with a Mac's limited RAM, i wouldn't recommend trying to do more than 60 seconds (and realistically, who needs clips longer than 30seconds?). This helps me catch clips of gameplay or anything else i might need quite easily, and has been quite the lifesaver overall. It fits very nicely with the apple interface by just sitting snuggly in the top bar, and its editor is really good too! It's quick & simple and is essentially an enhanced version of quicktime player... which is honestly what pushed me to leave this review. The integration is really great and really fits with the rest of the Mac!Great work with this!!