I can finally record a screencast of my iPad on my Mac
I’ve been wanting to record screencasts of apps on my iPad for quite some time, but it hasn’t been possible. Until now.
Ever wanted to use AirPlay mirroring to show the screen of your iPad 2 or iPhone 4/4S on your Mac? Just released, Reflection ($14.99 for a single license, $39.99 for a 5 pack) offers a well-featured mirroring receiver for OS X, ideal for education and demos—and a great way to eliminate the Frankencable for iPad video capture.
I’ve been beta-testing Reflection for several weeks. I watched as David Stanfill (developer of AirParrot, which I introduced a few weeks ago on TUAW) refined and stabilized this app. With Reflection, you can project app demos to your Mac in real time. This is a great feature for any developer or teacher, or even for business folk who would like to bring along their presentations on their phone.
I downloaded Reflection, tried it out, & I’ll be danged if it doesn’t work perfectly. $15 later, I’m the proud owner of the app, & I can’t wait to start recording some screencasts!