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Welcome. In front of me is a Xiaomi Pad 6 and today I will show you how you can record screen on this device
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So to get started, pull down your toggle by swiping down from the top of your screen, like so
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And in here we should have somewhere a screen recording toggle. Now if you don't see it right here, then you can swipe to the left and this will show you a second page
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which contains additional toggles and as you can see, the first one here is the screen recording
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I believe this is the default location of it, so you should probably find yours in the same exact place
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Anyway, once you see this toggle, you can simply tap on it. It will bring you this overlay right here at the bottom, giving you four different options
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First one being the record, which points out to it. Then we have a folder, which just takes you to the location where you can find all your screen recordings
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Next to that is the settings and then close. Now let's go into the settings first, which gives you a bunch of different options to tweak around here
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I would probably recommend changing the frame rate to something a little bit more reasonable, like 60
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I don't recommend going anything above 60, as this will take significantly more storage space
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while giving you not any kind of massively noticeable differences. It caps at 90 only
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And that being said, if you're planning to record this and for instance upload it to YouTube
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YouTube only supports 60 anyway, so 90 only takes more space on your device
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while not even being utilized on YouTube. Anyway, so I can close this now
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And let's click on this record button, which will then begin recording
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Okay. Now I did open up Netflix for a specific reason, which I'll showcase in a second once I stop the recording
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So anyway, stop it. Oh goodness, stop it. There we go. So once you record your video and stop it, which will automatically save it
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you can then navigate to your gallery or that little folder icon
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And as you can see, there is my screen recording. It's not visible under photos for some odd reason, but I believe we can also find it under albums
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by going into screenshots and screen recordings. And here we have two different tabs
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So we have screenshots and screen recordings. I'm going to click on it. And obviously on this page you will find all the screen recordings you have captured
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over some period of time that you've been using this device. So there we go
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As you can see, it's now playing. I did mute it because I didn't really want to hear myself
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And one thing that you'll see in a second is once Netflix loads up, it just gives you this
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Absolutely nothing. A void of black screen. Amazing. Now if you're wondering what is happening, and if you have encountered this before
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what is happening is that Netflix is now playing the video. Now if you're wondering what is happening, and if you have encountered this before
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what is happening is Netflix has a little bit more control over your own device than you do
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so it can do things that you have no control over. Fantastic, right
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It makes you feel so nice about spending money on a device that basically blocks you
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from changing the settings that you want to change. So Netflix basically bullshits their way into saying that it's for security reasons
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the blocking screen recorder, but let's be honest, it's just for piracy, which is their own gain, not yours
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So that's basically what is happening. Now Netflix obviously won't be the only application that does this
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Basically any streaming platform will do this because piracy bad. Let's be honest, anyone who pirates any kind of media content will probably do this regardless
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and it's not like they're going to pay for the service, so it's kind of stupid, but whatever. I digress
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Now, that being said, there are other applications that will be also affected by this
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like bank applications as an example. Now those actually have a legitimate reason to block screen recorders
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so if you have some malicious application that is trying to screen pin and you see what's happening
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basically bank applications will block that from happening, which is good. So that will basically protect your bank account from being hacked
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So yeah, a good example of this feature being used in a correct way
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Obviously you won't be able to record your bank application if you wanted to
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but it gives you some security. Now, that being said, hopefully you found this video informative
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