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Welcome! In front of me is a ThinkPhone by Motorola and today I'll show you how
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you can record a screen on this device. Now to get started simply pull down your notifications, extend the list and
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somewhere between the toggles you should have a screen recording toggle. Now if
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it's not on the first page just swipe to the side and hopefully you can find it on
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the other page. Now I'm not actually seeing it anywhere so I'm going to tap
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on this little pencil right here, swipe down and hopefully it's somewhere here
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It was added by default so I just didn't see it. Okay now let's try to find it
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again. There we go. So I just missed it when I was looking for it. So anyway as
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you can see it is actually added by default. So from here I can tap on an
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arrow which apparently doesn't take us to these settings so I'll stop it and
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find it again and let's actually hold this in this case. So we're gonna hold it
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and this takes us to the settings. Now in here you can access some of the settings associated with just a screen recording. So we have viewfinder which will be
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basically your front-facing camera recorded on the screen and this is the actual size that will be visible somewhere on the screen. You can move it
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around. You have resolution which is set to 1080p. I do recommend keeping it at
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that. It basically is like a sweet spot. So yeah now moving below that we have
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record time limit so by default set to unlimited but you can change it to be
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something like for instance half an hour if you want to. File size limit so if
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you're struggling for size you can top it at some specific size. Though the
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sizes right here are pretty limited. If you're planning to record like
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gameplays as an example probably one gig at the highest end right here as a limit
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might be still small enough. So yeah so I would probably recommend keeping that
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at uncapped. Then we have record touch points. This will simply record a
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semi-transparent grey dot on a screen wherever you have pressed your finger to
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the screen. I'll keep it on just so you can see how that looks like. Now from
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here again let's finally toggle once again. Tap on it. Start recording
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So just to kind of go into it because it's not, I didn't see settings for it. By
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default the phone records a system sound as you can see but you can change it to
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microphone, mic and system or complete mute. So that's completely up to you
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We have also options for like drawing on a screen as you can see and we have a
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viewfinder. You can see it right over here. We have pause and obviously stop options as well. So I'm gonna stop it now and
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this will automatically save the screen recording to my photos application right
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over here. And it will be visible right at the top as you can see right here as
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the newest one but I believe later on once you have a little bit more in here
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like more categories it will give you additional button right here at the
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bottom. So from there you can then navigate to an album called screen
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recorder. See if we have anything here. So it just kind of like automatically
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gives a lot of them. But you can see it right here. It does give you the name of
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the folder or catalog that it's pulling it from and you can just simply tap on
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it to view it. So there we go. Now if you found this video helpful don't forget to hit like
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