
Step 1: Connect your iPhone to your Mac (using the USB cable that came in the box) and then start the QuickTime app. So if you want to record a FaceTime call that’s connecting using your iPhone, you’ll still need to use a Mac for the actual recording. IOS 11 added a screen recording feature on iPhone but it doesn’t work for calls as it won’t record the internal microphone. How to Record FaceTime Calls on iPhone (via Mac) Go to File -> Save and save it in a directory you’ll remember. But to actually save you need to export it. Step 6: QuickTime will now show you the video you just recorded. Step 5: Once you’re done with the call, click on the circle icon in the menu bar to stop recording. So now, from the FaceTime audio start the call as you normally would.
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Highlight the area of the FaceTime window. QuickTime will ask you which area you want to record. If you’re not using any headphones, select the Internal Microphone option. Click on the little arrow button and select the microphone. Step 2: Don’t click on the record button just yet. Using this feature you can record the screen on your Mac (along with audio). Step 1: First, open the QuickTime app and go to File -> New Screen Recording. You can use this feature to record the call from the Mac and from your iPhone as well (via your Mac).

The built-in QuickTime recording feature is going to be enough. But if you’re only recording a couple of calls every year, you really don’t need to spend the money for a professional automatic call recording app. You’ll find plenty of call recording apps for FaceTime and Skype. Or maybe you’re wishing your family member happy birthday while you’re in a different country. Maybe you’re confirming a brief with the client and would like to record the call so you can go back and review it later. While most FaceTime audio and video calls are routine, there are some that are special. If you’re all in on the Apple ecosystem, FaceTime might have replaced Skype for all one on one calls with your friends, family, and co-workers.
