It easily has the best quality of any of the screen recording applications that I have used to date. Very nice! WHAT’S NEWīefore I jump in and talk about what’s new, for me, it’s important that I discuss the reason that I rave about ScreenFlow.
#Screenflow pc upgrade
At least Telestream is offering a simple upgrade path from all the way back at version 4, all the way up to 10. The upgrade path is actually pretty clever, and runs a little like the breakdown below:īasically, start at $49, to upgrade from version 9 to 10, and add an additional $10 to that cost for each version away from 10, that you need to move from. ScreenFlow 10, the full version, will run you $149 US. COSTįirst, let’s get this out of the way. Let’s see if it has what it needs to get your upgrade (or full release) dollars!īefore we get rolling, there’s something important that I need to mention, and that is that ScreenFlow 10 is now a Catalina and Big Sur product only, supported on both Intel and M1 processors, so keep that in mind before you decide to purchase or upgrade. One with additional stock footage, and one with the stock footage elements and yearly support, but for this review, we’re only looking at the “standalone” version of ScreenFlow. Now, Telestream does offer two additional versions of ScreenFlow. I made the switch recently to PC, but still use my Mac from time to time, and if I need to do any screen capture, it’s ScreenFlow all the way! Telestream has just released it’s newest version, version 10.
Whether I’m on Mac or Windows, it’s really at the core of most of my freelance work as a trainer and instructor.
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