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Welcome. In front of me is a Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE Plus
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and today I will show you how you can record a screen on this device. So to get started, we're going to pull down our notifications by swiping down from the top of the
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screen like so. And from there, all we're looking for is the screen recording toggle. So obviously
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you probably won't see it right away, so you need to swipe down once again. And there we go. It's
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visible right over here. Once you see it, you can simply tap on it. This will give you a couple
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options. So start recording with screen recorder, and we have sound, so non, media, and media
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and mic. And we also have the toggle for show touches and taps on the screen, which basically
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on the recording adds a semi-transparent gray dot wherever the pen or your finger was pressing
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the display. Now there is, I believe, more options, so let's see if we can access them by holding
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the toggle. So there we go. And here we have a couple additional things like video quality
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so here you can set the actual resolution of the recording. Now I'm not sure why the camera decided
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to change the exposure to absolutely nonexistent one. Anyway, I'm going to fix that out later
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maybe right now. Let's see. There we go, a little bit better. Sorry for that. So here you can set your quality. You can add
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selfie and all that stuff. So let's start recording because I only have a couple of minutes before
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the card runs out of storage. So here we're going to select start recording. You can skip the
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countdown, which I'm going to do, and then it gives you a couple options like the pen, which allows you to draw on the screen. There we go. We have an arrow, just shows you where your finger
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would be. Selfie cam. And then pause and stop recording. Stop recording will automatically
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save the recording to your gallery, which I have just done. So we can now open it up
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And as you can see, it's visible right here under today. And you should also be able to find it
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by going into albums, and there should be a screen recording album. And in here, you'll find
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all the screen recordings you have captured over the time. And here is the one that I have just
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captured. So there we go. Now I'm going to add one more thing before camera runs out of storage
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If you're planning to record other certain applications, there are ones that won't allow
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you to utilize a screen recorder, at least not to the fullest potential. And those applications
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will be the cancer called Netflix. And obviously any streaming applications along with bank
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applications that I know. And what will happen is, when you try to record it, you will get a
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fully blocked screen with sound but without image basically. And this application just has the
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ability to block your screen recorder because you know, nothing says it's your device like an app
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that can literally have more control over your own device than you do. You want to record it
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too bad app doesn't allow you to. So if you ever encounter such a thing, just know that this is
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the fault of the application that you're trying to record. And also just know that you have zero
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control over it and you cannot do anything about it. Fantastic. So explaining this a little bit
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further, this is a security feature. And for bank applications, obviously, that would be a good thing
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because it prevents screen pinning applications that want to see what kind of pen you're using
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and stuff like that. But for Netflix, it's just for the corporate greed and all that shit. So
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just a little bit info there. So if you encounter this, you basically can't do anything about it. So
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just putting that out there. Anyway, if you found this very helpful, don't forget to hit like, subscribe and thanks for watching
