ScreenFlow User Guide | Introduction — New in ScreenFlow 2.0
| New features added in version 2.0 include: Transitions You can select from a number of visual transitions between parts of your screencast. Creating them is as easy as dragging the two clips on each other. YouTube upload You can upload your screencast directly to your YouTube account. Action curves Actions applied to clips, such as rescalings, volume changes, or rotations, can be applied gradually with different curve types, making for smoother changes when needed. Freeze frames You can create a freeze frame, stopping the progress of the video for a time you set, as a transition or as a pause for an explanation of what is going on. Clip speed You can easily change the playout speed of a clip by alt-dragging on the ends of the clip. Clip locking To avoid accidentally modifying clips you are satisfied with, you can lock them while working with other clips. Clip context menu Popping up a context menu with editing actions right at the clip you are working with speeds up your work. Audio detaching The audio track can be detached from a video clip, forming an audio clip that can be independently edited. An audio track is visually represented by its waveform throughout the clip. If you wish, you can listen to the audio even when scrubbing back and forth along the clip timeline. Audio ducking Audio ducking automatically lowers the volume of the other audio tracks when the narrator speaks. Markers You can insert markers in your timeline, serving as reference points while editing or in the final screencast video. Video quality You can adjust the saturation, brightness, and contrast of all video material. You can also set options that affect the recording quality. Paste adjustments Properties such as scaling, rotation and reflection can be copied between clips. Hide Desktop For an uncluttered background to your screencast you can hide all icons on your Desktop.