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Welcome, in front of me is an OPPO Reno6 and today I'll show you how to record screen on
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this phone. So to get started, pull down your notification panel, expand it and you'll find screen recorder
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toggle right here. So what you can do is either tap on it to instantly start recording or you can hold
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it and this will take you to the settings where you'll have options for customizing
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the quality of a video recording and a couple of additional settings
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So as you can see we have things like video resolution, which is set to medium, so I'll
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set it to be high, which is 1080p at 16 megabits per second, giving me a little bit of better
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image quality. Then if I go back we have frame rate. Here it is actually set to dynamic, though this device I believe only has 60Hz refresh
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rate, so the settings here are just utter garbage. In terms of frame rates, I'll probably stick with the 30
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Anything lower will just look super bad and I don't really want to have that moment where
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it switches from 30 or from 15 to 30, it will just look bad
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So I just lock it to a certain one. Additionally, below that we have front camera, which once enabled, it will include a selfie
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camera footage, create a circle on the screen with basically everything that the camera sees
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So if you want to include that, go right ahead, if you don't, keep it off
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And then we also have show screen touches, which means during recording it will show
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a semi-transparent dot wherever you will press on the screen to either swipe up or do anything
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like that. It will be visible on the recording. And lastly we have the sound, so we have the system and a microphone
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Now as you can see you can have both of them on, but by having both of them on, I do recommend
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you to use headphones, either earbuds or some, I was going to say wired, but I guess
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you will have to have some kind of dongle to convert it, so you can use a 3.5mm jack
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So anyway, if you're planning to go with both, have some kind of different sound source
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like headphones, because otherwise the phone will be recording the system sound internally
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basically before you even hear it, and then that sound will be coming through the speakers
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and it will be recorded once again by the microphone, which is supposed to record only you
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So, that's why I recommend you to use some kind of headphones for this
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Now I'm going to be using only the system sound, so I'm going to deselect this one
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and I can now leave this section right here and tap on the toggle to turn it on
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So from here, select this red circle, and it automatically starts recording, so whatever
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I'll do right now will be recorded, as well as if I open some kind of apps, they will
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also be recorded. So there we go. Once you're done, you can click on this overlay right here and select the red square to stop it
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And that video will be saved to your Photos application, as you can see it right here
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and it's already playing
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Now I'll mention when it comes down to applications, as you can see, these applications that I
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opened right here record it fine, but if you try to record things like Netflix through
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a screen recorder, I can say don't bother, it really won't work
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Netflix already thought about it and all you're going to get is actual sound, but you will
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get a fully black screen and nothing on it. So, kind of pointless
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Anyway, this is how you record your screen, and if you found this video helpful, don't
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forget to hit like, subscribe, and thanks for watching
