Key takeaways
- On Mac OS there’s only one way to record system audio: record a Chrome Tab and toggle “Also Share Tab Audio” on.
- On Windows you have two options, since both the Chrome Tab and Entire Screen tabs have the “Also share system audio” switch.
- When recording a Chrome Tab, the recording won’t follow you if you switch tabs, and the Entire Screen option can’t record system audio.
- The Desktop App automatically records everything, so you don’t have to toggle audio on every time.
Chrome Extension & WebApp
If you don’t have the extension yet: Install the Chrome Extention here When using Mac OS, there’s only one way to record your system’s audio.- Click on the Sendspark Icon to start the app
- Select “Screen” or “Both” and hit RECORD.
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Click on the CHROME TAB option and toggle the “Also Share Tab Audio” ON

When using Windows, you have two ways to record your system’s audio. In this case, you can use both, the Chrome tab and the Entire Screen tab, as both have the “Also share system audio” switch:

Desktop App
If this is too much trouble, simply download our Desktop App and you won’t have to remember to switch it on every time as the Desktop App will automatically record everything! Get the Desktop App on this link: https://www.sendspark.com/download-desktop-application Let us know if you have any questions!Frequently asked questions
How do I record system audio on Mac?
How do I record system audio on Mac?
On Mac OS there’s only one way: start the app, select “Screen” or “Both” and hit RECORD, then click the CHROME TAB option and toggle “Also Share Tab Audio” ON.
How is recording system audio different on Windows?
How is recording system audio different on Windows?
On Windows you have two ways. You can use both the Chrome tab and the Entire Screen tab, as both have the “Also share system audio” switch.
Can I record system audio with the Entire Screen option?
Can I record system audio with the Entire Screen option?
On Mac, no. You can use Entire Screen to switch tabs, but you won’t be able to record the system’s audio with it. On Windows, the Entire Screen tab does have the “Also share system audio” switch.
Is there an easier way that doesn't need a toggle?
Is there an easier way that doesn't need a toggle?
Yes. Download the Desktop App and you won’t have to remember to switch it on every time, as the Desktop App will automatically record everything.