We all make mistakes. This playlist covers tips and tricks on how to cover them up :)

egghead.io has a requirement that videos conform to a 1280/720 (or doubled to 2560/1440) to match the video player. But sometimes we forget to switch resolutions before we record and you put a lot of effort into a lesson only to realize the entire thing was at the wrong resolution. Screenflow allows you to switch back to "document settings" to support our resolution requirements, but it's still up to you to make sure your content fits within the fixed document settings.

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Fix Your Video Resolution in Screenflow After You Accidentally Recorded the Wrong Size

Dogs bark. Babies cry. Adults say the wrong words. All these things might make you think you've ruined your recording, but fret not! This lesson will show you how to salvage a video when the unexpected happens.

Correct Audio Mistakes in Screenflow with Short Voiceovers

We all accidentally forget to close something before recording a lesson or leave something on the screen unintentionally. This lessons covers using Screenflow to hide mistakes you may have made by making a second recording, placing it on top of your recording, and cropping out the pieces that you need.

Hide Mistakes in Screenflow with a Second Recording in the Top Layer

Typing is hard. We often make mistakes when talking and typing at the same time. Luckily, if you simply keep typing while you're recording, you can go back and edit out the typo using this technique by deleting the typo section and expanding the properly typed part.

Fixing Typos in Screenflow After a Ripple Delete

By re-assigning a couple mouse buttons, you can drastically improve the speed you can edit your lessons in Screenflow. This lesson shows how to customize using the Logitech software, but the concept should work for any mouse customization software as well.

Salvaging Recordings with Screenflow

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