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Welcome, my name is Xiaomi Black Shark 3 and today I will show you how to use and also
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set up the screen recording option. So to get started you want to go to notification and on the second page you will have the screen recorder
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So you want to hold that and it will take you to the app where you would normally see
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everything that you have recorded. And from here you want to tap on the gear icon to go into settings where you can customize it
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So number one, resolution, I would say set it to the highest one, video quality 16 to
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20 depending on what you want, high quality you want it, 20 will be the best megabits
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per second. Then orientation, just which way the device thinks that it's always positioned so if you
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choose it to specific orientation that's how it's always going to record it in
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Auto seems actually to be the best in my opinion because when you flip the device over it will
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detect it and automatically flip the recording as well. Then you have sound source, choose whichever one you want
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If you want to add your voice to it, I will choose mic if you want just the sound settings
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or for instance like games or whatever you'll be playing then you go with the system sound
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Now unfortunately there is no both of them at the same time, you can mute it but you
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cannot have both voice and phone sound. Then you have fixed frame rate, record videos with a fixed frame rate, enhance playback
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and social media, not really sure what that will do. But then at the bottom you have the frame rate, is it actually for this
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Let's see. It actually allows me to set a frame rate here, not really sure how otherwise it would
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do it. But as you can see you have 15, 24, 30, 48 and 60
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50, don't even look at that, that's just atrocious garbage. 24, also garbage
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30, only if you're really struggling for space on your device in terms of memory
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48, kind of a wacky frame rate here, not really anything special specific that uses that frame
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rate, not sure why it's even here. And 60, honestly the default and the only one that you should probably be using assuming
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you can handle this frame rate in terms of how much storage it will take
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Now once that's set you can just keep it and forget it
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Then you have lag screen to end, so if you lag the device it will end the recording
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Short touch gestures, whenever you touch on the screen to scroll up, down, it will create
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a circle where you can see on the video where you were pressing
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Visualize navigation buttons, so you will see the buttons. Go back to screen recorder, open screen recorder, start page after you stop recording
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This is kind of redundant, you can do it by simply holding the toggle like I did to
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get into here. So once everything here is set you can simply actually leave this, tap on the recording
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and it will automatically start recording as you can see. And now whatever I will do will be recorded
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Now unfortunately there is no way to also use camera, some devices have that but not
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this one. As you can see once I tap on the square there to stop it, it saves it
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And like I said before also the footage that I have recorded can be found in the app itself
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so if I hold it, it's visible right here. Let's tap on it and you can see how it will look like
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So that is basically recording. And that is how you record anything on your device, I mean anything to an extent
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Some apps, keep in mind, will block you. I'm pretty sure Netflix blocks recording of screen just so you don't record TV shows and
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stuff like that. It's kind of weird but there is few apps that will do that
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So if your recording is just a black screen that means that the app is literally blocking
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your device from being able to record it. But if you found this video helpful, don't forget to like, subscribe and thanks for watching
