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macOS asks for four permissions the first time each is needed. All can be changed later in System Settings > Privacy & Security.
| Permission | What it's for | If something goes wrong |
|---|---|---|
| Screen & System Audio Recording | Recording the screen and the computer's sound | Switch ScreenGo on in that list, then record again |
| Camera | The camera bubble and preview | Switch ScreenGo on in the Camera list |
| Microphone | Your voice and the level meter | Switch ScreenGo on in the Microphone list. With the lid closed, a MacBook's built-in mic records silence: use an external mic or open the lid |
| Speech Recognition | Captions and the teleprompter | Switch ScreenGo on in the Speech Recognition list |
About once a month macOS asks whether ScreenGo may keep recording your screen. It asks every screen recorder this. Click Continue To Allow and nothing changes. Settings > Recording in ScreenGo shows whether the permission is on.
Switching this on installs a small camera extension. macOS asks you to approve it once, in System Settings > General > Login Items & Extensions > Camera Extensions. After that, pick "ScreenGo Camera" in Zoom, Meet, FaceTime or Chrome. Other apps see exactly what ScreenGo's camera preview shows, look included. To remove it: Settings > Webcam > Remove.
Check that Microphone or Computer sound was on, and that the mic permission is granted. A closed MacBook lid means a silent built-in mic.
The disk was nearly full or a file could not be written. What was recorded until then is kept and opens like any other recording.
That's by design: ScreenGo starts quietly in the menu bar. Click its menu bar icon and choose Open ScreenGo, or click the Dock icon.
The image file was moved or removed. Pick another background.
GIFs hold every frame in memory, so the limit depends on size, frame rate and your Mac's memory. Trim the video, or choose a smaller size or frame rate.
The teleprompter's word tracking is modelled on Textream, used under the MIT licence (copyright 2026 Fatih Kadir Akin). The full notice is in ScreenGo > About > Acknowledgements.