The iTunes / iPhoto / GarageBand library (also referred to as the iTunes library) can be accessed through the ScreenFlow Media Library tab by clicking the disclosure triangle along the library header to reveal the libraries available to you.
When the Media in Document window displays, select an application group.
If you select the top level application group, such as iPhoto, you will see every photograph in the complete library. Please be aware there is a delay to load each individual group, since the group structure is loaded on demand by Apple’s Media Library framework. As you move between groups, ScreenFlow’s library view will update to show the thumbnails of the content in that group. The thumbnail icons are also loaded on demand, so there will be a slight delay while these are processed.
There is also a top level group named Media in Document which represents the content contained in the document itself. If you click on this, it will show the content you are working with in your document. If you double click on a group in the library selection table, it will automatically close the library selection.
Once library content has loaded, you can work with it normally - dragging it to the timeline or video view to use in your project. However, there is one exception. If the library contains
protected content that you have purchased from iTunes, this cannot be played back by ScreenFlow. You will see an icon with a cross in the top-left corner that alerts you to this. Content added to a document from an iTunes library is different from media added to the document directly. The iTunes media will not be copied into the your document bundle, but will reference the original media in the your library. The iTunes content will also not show up in the
Media in Document list.
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