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I have Mac OS 10.14.6 and QuickTime v10.5
I would like to perform a screen recording.
When I launch QuickTime it opens the Application folder. All applications, including QuickTime are grayed out. I click cancel. QuickTime's record button is grayed out and doesn't respond.
I have restarted my computer without results.
What's going on???
MacBook Pro 13", OS X 10.11
When you launch QuickTime Player, it may offer an Open dialog box for selecting a multimedia file to open. If you don’t intend to open such a file at this time, then click Cancel.
Other functions, such as creating a recording, are available from e.g. the File menu.
Security settings may prevent use of the camera and microphone until the users has allowed such. If such a warning has been dismissed in the past, then it can be changed later in:
System Preferences﹥Security & Privacy﹥Privacy﹥
﹥Camera﹥Allow: ☑︎ QuickTime Player
﹥Microphone﹥Allow: ☑︎ QuickTime Player
When you launch QuickTime Player, it may offer an Open dialog box for selecting a multimedia file to open. If you don’t intend to open such a file at this time, then click Cancel.
Other functions, such as creating a recording, are available from e.g. the File menu.
Security settings may prevent use of the camera and microphone until the users has allowed such. If such a warning has been dismissed in the past, then it can be changed later in:
System Preferences﹥Security & Privacy﹥Privacy﹥
﹥Camera﹥Allow: ☑︎ QuickTime Player
﹥Microphone﹥Allow: ☑︎ QuickTime Player
By the way - this does not seem to be a unique issue.
QuickTime opens Application folder when launched
