To start, locate the QuickTime Player application in your Applications folder and open it. Then, click on "File" in the menu bar and select "Open File" to choose the video file you want to work with.

The app usually comes pre-installed. Take the following steps to make a screen recording using the QuickTime player. Open the QuickTime player app and select File from the top menu bar.

The "modern" 64-bit QuickTime Player can also do all those edit procedures; the "Split Clip" menu option is the gateway to that functionality, as the OP correctly identified/alluded to.

Here’s how you can use the QuickTime app to record the audio from a website: Open QuickTime Player (press Command+Space and start typing QuickTime to locate the app).

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