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Welcome, my name is Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite and today I'll show you how to record your screen
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on this device. And to get started, pull down your notification panel, expand it and find the screen recorder
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toggle for it. So it looks like for me it's in the bottom left corner on the second page
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So once you find it, you can either straight away tap on it to start recording your screen
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or you can hold it. And this will take you to all the recorder sections
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So here you will have everything that I have already recorded, but you can also quickly
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access settings in here. So from the settings you can change different things like resolution, bitrate, orientation
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and sound. So let's start off and make sure that everything is up to our standards
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So resolution seems to be fine, maxed out, 1080p, looks good. Video quality, it's at 16 megabits per second
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Now personally I'm going to increase it to 32. I believe this is the best you can get, anything above it will not be very visible to be honest
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But you could go higher. I will mention that by bringing it up, you will also increase the file size
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So for the same amount of time, the file will take up more space
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So if you don't have much space, you can drop it down to 24 or 16 and see if the quality
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is up to your standard. Then we also have the orientation. I'll keep it at auto
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The device will detect what orientation the phone is oriented in and record at that orientation
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which I consider to be a better option rather than locking it to a specific orientation
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Now we have a sound source. We have mute mic system. Unfortunately we don't have option to record both sounds, meaning microphone and system sound
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So choose whichever one is more important to you. And from there we also have the fixed frame rate
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I would recommend you to keep this on and then change the frame rate to 30 instead of 24
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This is such an odd frame rate to record in. Just because movies are recorded at 24 frames and that's how you're watching them, doesn't
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mean that recording something on your phone will look good on 24 frames
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And 30 is also I wouldn't say any better. So if you can, basically go as high with frame rate as you can to make it look better
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There is a lock screen to end. So when you lock the device to end the recording, I also have the toggles to show touches on
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the screen, virtual navigation button or go to the screen recorder or go back to the screen recorder
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So basically once you end it will go to the page that we had previously
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Now from here, once you have set it all up the way you want, you can simply leave this
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go back to the toggle, tap on it and it automatically starts recording as you can see
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Now this little overlay that is visible right here won't be visible on the recording
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So just move it somewhere where it's out of your way. And from here, whatever you will do, it's going to be recorded
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And once you're done with it, tap on the red square. This will automatically save it
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And you can find that recording in the gallery that was right here
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As you can see. And I believe it also is somewhere in here
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Let me just quickly check. Yep, there we go. Videos. So it's also in your gallery application
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So you can play it from either location. Give it a second and it should start
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There we go. Moving. And yeah, that's basically it. That's how you record your screen
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