Whether you are a developer or a user,
it can be useful to be able to save an application displayed on
the iPhone screen to then broadcast it…
Unfortunately, this is not possible directly on the iPhone or iPad
(except with Jailbreak solutions and/or parallel installs) but Apple has everything
planned with OS X Yosemite. For good reason, the App Store now welcomes
videos, so you have to be able to make them! Good news is
very simple. No need to use apps likeReflector,
everything is integrated into the system.All you need is a Mac, an iPhone
and a lightning cable:
Let us specify again that the Mac must run OS X Yosemiten as for
the iPhone or iPad they must be running iOS 8. Second thing, the iPhone or
the iPad must be plugged into the Mac so that
recording can be done.
On the iPhone there is absolutely nothing to do. Everything happens on the Mac and
more particularlyin the Quick Time app. It's necessary
so launch it, then press File then New video recording in order to
to start recording.
A window that uses the Mac's built-in camera will then open. He goes
have to change the source. To do this, simply press the very small
arrow in the middle of the screen just to the right of the save button. Rest then
hasselect iPhone from drop-down menuand, as by
magic, the iPhone screen appears on that of the Mac. We can then
record everything that happens there.
Apple has thought of everything since on the iPhone which is displayed on the Mac, the
network is fully displayed, as is the battery and it is always
9h41, symbolic time at Apple,
see here the precise origin!
From now on, developers, testers or amateurs can register apps
and iPhone and iPad tutorials easily!
Everything you need to know about iOS 8in these articles
dont :
Test and discover what's new in iOS 8
- Here are 15 apps
compatible with iCloud Drive - Edit: iOS 8,
this update which is only just beginning! - THE
10 new features of iOS 8 to test upon installation on iPhone and iPad - Discover
more than 50 widgets for iPhone and iPad under iOS 8! - iOS Inventory
8: more than 30 extensions listed, to enrich the use of the iPhone
and iPad
iOS 8: List of apps using fingerprint recognition on
l’iPhone- The first
Health/Healthkit compatible apps have arrived: here are 13 of them! - iOS 8
: first widgets, extensions and apps supporting the Health app
available - List
third-party iOS 8 keyboards available on the App Store - iOS 8 :
here are the first games to benefit from the “Metal” layer - THEbest widgets
iphone et iPad
In practice
- 5 tips and
iOS 8 settings to absolutely know - Practical iOS
8: master the autonomy of the iPhone and iPad - install, manage and
remove widgets - Dossier
practical: configure and use iOS 8 extensions - This is how
install a third-party keyboard under iOS 8: SwiftKey example
(free) - Practical iOS 8: calls
telephone calls with a Mac running Yosemite… or with an iPad - In
practical: Everything you need to know about iOS 8 Time Lapse - iOS 8 :
use the Health app to count steps, distances and floors, without
accessory or third-party app - New iOS
8: 1 minute to create your emergency medical form, and how to access it
! - iOS
8: Use of fingerprint recognition in third-party apps,
the example of 1Password - iCloud
Drive has arrived on iOS, it deserves some explanation
iOS 8.1 and Yosemite: which Mac and iPhone/iPad are compatible, with
what functions?
And of course:
i-nfo.fr - Official iPhon.fr app
By : Keleops AG
founder of the site. Computer engineer and Internet specialist where he has held various positions of responsibility, Laurent has been passionate about mobility since the arrival of "PDAs" in the 90s. Journalist for 4 years for the magazine Team Palmtops (Posse Presse) and author of several books on the iPad published by Pearson.
