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I'm filming with a Xiaomi Poco M4 Pro and today I'll show you how you can record a screen
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on this phone. So to get started, you want to pull down your toggle panel from the right upper side and
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locate the screen recorder toggle, which for me is right over here. Now this is the default location of all the toggles, so hopefully for you it's in the
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same place. Once you find it, tap on it. This will give you a couple of options right here to record, a folder which will take you
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to a folder with all the recordings that I have captured over the time, and a settings
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button along with a close. Now let's touch upon the settings button, where you'll find additional settings for
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the actual recording and the quality of it, which I do recommend checking out here, at
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least for the very first time. So number one we have the resolution, which luckily it is set to the highest, so that's
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what I would recommend keeping it at. Then we have video bitrate, it's set to 16 which is quite okay, you can heighten it up
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to 24. I don't think past 24 it makes much of a difference up to 80p
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Everything should look just perfectly sharp, so no point going higher, considering that
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going higher will result in the same amount of recording taking much more space
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Then we have orientation, which is set to auto, auto basically detects what orientation
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the phone will be in, and that is the orientation it will start recording in, but when you switch
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it throughout the recording, the video will not adjust that, so the orientation that it
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is at the start, that's the orientation that will record for the entirety of the recording
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Then we have sound source, so here we have mute, mic, or system sound, choose whichever
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one you want. Fixed frame rate, it's a good option, there's not much option for the frame rate here anyway
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so you can just keep it at fixed one. And frame rate I would recommend changing to 30, 24 is not cinematic, no matter what
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people tell you. And even at 30 frames, I don't think this phone will be powerful enough to make this
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even look decent, so you will see that in a second once I start recording
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And then we have a couple toggles below here that you can turn on at your will
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So if you want to use some of those features, just toggle them on. Anyway, once we're done with the settings, we can just close this, and to record, press
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on the circle, and this now starts recording. So right now, I'm just kind of pulling down things just so you can see how this looks like
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And once you're done, you can click on the red square to stop it
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And this recording that I've just captured can be either found in our gallery application
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so under albums, it will create a video folder, or you can just tap right here on this folder
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and it also takes you to screen recordings. And in here, once you tap on it, you can play the recording
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So there we go, it's now playing. So you can see it kind of looks choppy with even 30 frames, it's not the best recording
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here, but it does the job. So anyway, that is how you record your screen, and if you found this video helpful, don't
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