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Welcome, in front of me is a Motorola Edge 20 and today I'll show you how to record a
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screen on this device. And to get started you'll want to pull down your notification panel and look for the screen
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recording toggle which for me looks to be on the second page right over here
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So once you find it you can either tap on it instantly to start recording or you can
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hold the toggle which will take you to the settings. So from here you have a couple toggles and things that can change
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Number one we have viewfinder size which basically I believe this is the selfie camera that will
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be added into the video so we have large or small. The difference is being shown immediately right here
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This is the actual size that will be visible on the screen. Then we have resolution 720p or 1080 which I'll obviously go with a 1080
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Camera record time limit so we do have actually a time limiter here which is a thing that
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I've never seen before meaning that you can set it up and this will record for right now
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60 minutes but you can change it to anything either unlimited 5 minutes, 10, 30 or 60 obviously
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So choose whichever one you want or you can keep it unlimited so you'll define when to
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start and stop it. And then we also have a file size limit which again just allows you to copy it out a specific
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size so we have 1GB, half, 100MB, 10MB and unlimited which basically allows you to again
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indefinitely record till you reach the maximum capacity of your phone storage
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And we also have record touch points so whenever you're touching the screen this will be recorded
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Now there's some as you can see couple semi useless options here but then it's lacking
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some other fairly important settings like as an example frame rate so that's a little
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bit of a shame. But anyway once you set it all up the way you want to you just kind of leave this section
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and go back to the toggle itself and tap on it. As you can see it will start down the countdown and then start recording
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And from here you can for instance mute the microphone if you don't want it
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You can select to record system sound or mic and system sound though I wouldn't recommend
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using that without headphones. And additionally you can draw, we can also add the selfie camera as you can see right here
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And you can also pause the video so you can open up some app or load something up and
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then resume the recording which will basically from the recording standpoint remove the wait
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time that you had to go through so it will be basically instant
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And yeah once you're done you can tap on the red square and this will automatically save
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the video to your gallery application. So I'll quickly find that application
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If I can quickly find it. Oh there we go, photos. And in here we should have, should have our, oh there we go, in the library
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You can find it easily under probably screen. Yep, there we go
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So I'm going to mute it just so I don't hear myself
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As you can see there is a couple of presses that I was doing but the overlay is not actually
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visible on the recording. Give it a moment, there is the little image
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So yeah, that's basically the screen recording. And yeah, that is how you record it so if you found this very helpful don't forget to
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