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Just pressing ⌘+S in Terminal already saves the complete output to a text file. It does not preserve colours though. See below for a short output example.
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gerwin@Gerwins-MacBook ~ % pwd
/Users/gerwin
gerwin@Gerwins-MacBook ~ % cd /
gerwin@Gerwins-MacBook / %
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You can try Snagit. From their site:
Snagit lets you quickly capture your screen, add additional context, and easily share with coworkers.
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I can advise you on the Movavi program https://www.movavi.com/screen-recorder/. In this program you will do everything that you need, here everything is simple and easy, very light and simple interface!
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I get a partial answer from ShareX's solution on GitHub:
I have tried add date taken for jpg using exiftool as follows.
exiftool -overwrite_original '-DateTimeOriginal<FileCreateDate' DIR
Thus one trick for doing the task using ShareX is through After capture tasks -> Perform action, with exiftool and arguments as follows.
"-overwrite_original&...
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