Use QuickTime Player on Mac to capture your Apple TV 4K screen
On macOS
Created By @itsmejohnsch
Open QuickTime Player
On your Mac, open the QuickTime Player app. You can find it using Spotlight search (press Command (⌘) + Space, then type QuickTime Player).
Start a new movie recording
From the menu bar at the top of the screen, choose File > New Movie Recording. A recording window will appear.
Choose your Apple TV 4K to display its screen
Click the arrow next to the Record button, then select Apple TV 4K under Camera. Your Apple TV screen will appear in the QuickTime window. If this is your first time connecting to your Apple TV 4K, a Airplay code may appear on your TV screen. Enter this Airplay code on your Mac to complete the connection.
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All Apple logos, icons, and trademarks are the property of Apple Inc. This guide was created for informational purposes only and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Apple.
Use QuickTime Player on Mac to capture your Apple TV 4K screen
On macOS
Created By @itsmejohnsch
Open QuickTime Player
On your Mac, open the QuickTime Player app. You can find it using Spotlight search (press Command (⌘) + Space, then type QuickTime Player).
Start a new movie recording
From the menu bar at the top of the screen, choose File > New Movie Recording. A recording window will appear.
Capture your Apple TV 4K Screen on Mac
Maybe you need help troubleshooting an issue, want to walk someone through how to use a new app, or just show off your home theater setup. With QuickTime Player, you can capture exactly what’s happening on your screen and save it as a video file on your Mac. It’s a great way to record a quick demo, share a feature you love, or get support by showing what you're seeing—no guesswork needed.