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So in front of me I have the Realme GT Neo 2 and today I will show you how to record
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screen on this phone. So let's get started by pulling our notification down and finding the toggle which for me looks
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to be right over here. So once you find it you can tap on it to start recording
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Just allow all of it, all the things that it needs. And as you can see it brings out this little panel right here and if you're doing this
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for the first time it also tells you how you can use it. So tap over here to record, access settings and simply close it
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So I'm going to just tap it and from here I will actually start off by going into the
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settings because this will allow me to customize how it records. So in here we have things like video resolution, frame rates and so on
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So honestly there is a couple things that you might want to change. Number one in terms of sound you might want to as an example record sound system, microphone
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or both. But it's completely up to you which one you pick
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But if you plan to use both do use headphones with this because it might create an unwanted
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echo effect where the phone records itself as the internal sound and also then records
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microphone which picks up whatever the phone is outputting through the speakers
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So keep that in mind. And additionally what I would recommend you to change is the video resolution from medium
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of 720p to either the high 1080p 16 bits or going to custom and you can even make it
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oh wait no 16 bit is already the highest so you can't make it any higher
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So pick whichever one you want. Generally I would recommend you to go with the high in this case because it will just
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give you the best visual fidelity. At least the best one that this phone can provide
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And then under frame rate, just close this for a moment, under frame rate as you can
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see we have several options. We have dynamic which might actually be fairly decent here because we do have 60 frames too
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I'm not exactly sure if it's going to utilize it. So just to be safe I'm going to hard cap it to 60
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That means that it will record footage always at 60 frames and it won't vary at all
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Now the dynamic, if I understand this correctly, it will change the frame rate of the recording
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based on what's on the screen which would mean that the video would be recorded in several
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frame rates which I don't even know if that's possible. So yeah
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So I just prefer to keep it at 60. And we have a couple additional options right here so toggle them at your will
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And anyway, once you have gone through the settings you don't actually have to go back to those settings ever again assuming you don't want to change anything
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And whenever you want to record, simply click on this little circle and this will start
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recording which you can see right here, countdown. And whatever you will do right now will be recorded by the device
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You can open up apps from here which will be recorded. You can play games and so on
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And once you're done with it you can interact with this overlay right here. Click on the red square and this will automatically save the recording
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So you can access that recording in your gallery application. As you can see there it is
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And while it's playing I'm going to quickly mention one additional thing
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If you ever thought about, I don't know, recording something like Netflix with the
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video recorder, don't bother. Netflix does have some way of blocking it most of the time so when you try to do so
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all you will get is just the sound from, for instance, a TV show
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But in terms of visual you will just get a permanently black screen and nothing to it
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So it's kind of pointless. But anyway, this is how you could record your screen on this phone and also where you can
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find that recording. And if you found this video helpful, don't forget to hit like, subscribe and thanks for watching
