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Welcome! In front of me is a Revell 6 from T-Mobile and today I'll show you how
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we can record a screen on this phone. So to get started let's pull down our toggles, extend it and somewhere in here
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you should be able to locate a screen recording toggle. That could be also my
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second page which it is for me. This is the default location of all the toggles
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so hopefully you can find yours in the same exact place. Now from here I can
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simply tap on it to start recording. This will give us just two options record
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audio or record touch inputs. Now under record audio you have two options so you
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can record device audio and microphone or technically three options we can
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record both of them as well. So choose whichever one you want. I'm gonna stick
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with just a device audio. When you select one as you can see turns it on
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Obviously if it's off it's not gonna record any audio. And then record touch
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on screen. I'm gonna turn it on just so you can see how that looks like but what
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it records is it adds on a recording a semi-transparent grey dot wherever your
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finger was pressing the screen. From there we can select start. It starts a
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countdown from three and then starts recording. So whatever you will do right
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now will be recorded. If you open some apps they will be recorded as well. And
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once you're finished you can simply just navigate back to your panel. Tap right
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here to stop it. And that's it. It automatically saves the screen
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recording to your photos. So I'm gonna open it up just so I can show you this
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And you can see it's visible right here. It's categorized as movie. I believe if
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you have more media or pictures photos and videos on your phone it adds you
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categories at the bottom. And you can navigate into albums and in there you
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will find a screen recording or screenshots album where this video should be recorded as well. Anyway once press on it can obviously view it. So
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here's the semi-transparent grey dot. You can kind of see it. Just a small one. But
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obviously for game plays it might be a little bit distracting so you might want to keep that off. For informative things where it's kind of crucial to
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see where you are pressing the display you might want to enable it. Now I'll
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mention one last thing. When it comes down to screen recordings you won't be
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able to record everything with it. Some applications do block access to it for
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some stupid reason which I still think should not be allowed for apps to define
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what you can do on your own phone. But I digress. So sticking
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with the subject some apps block it and those apps for instance would be
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primarily bank account apps. And Netflix also blocks it. So if you try to record
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a screen and Netflix we all know what you're trying to record there. What you
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will get is just a black screen. You will record a sound but not image. So anyway
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that being said if you found this very helpful don't forget to hit like, subscribe and thanks for watching
