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And following is an Apo FindX2 Pro, and today I will show you how to record the screen on this phone
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So to get started, pull down a notification panel, expand it, and you should find a screen recording toggle somewhere on the second page, at least that's where it is by default
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It's can see right here in the top right corner. So you can either tap on it to and simply toggle it on after you click it
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after you granted access to everything that it wants. There we go
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And once you do it, we'll bring up this tiny little window right here with a couple different options
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If you're doing this for the first time, it tells you what it is. So tap to record, obviously, red circle or square
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Then below that we have settings, and below that we have just an exit. So this will close this little panel right here
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So we can start off by probably going into these settings. And as can see, by default, we will have this tiny little window right here
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with I guess some important settings that you can keep changing. I know these will probably be the ones that you might
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if you record often, you might find use for. So we have the record system sound and record a microphone sound
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Now, by default, it's going to be system, but you can also add a microphone or just microphone and no system
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It's completely up to you. It's really nice that we can also record both of them at the same time
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But if you're planning to do this, I would recommend you to use headphones for this
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a microphone will be recording the speaker sound and creating an unwanted echo effect because of this because system sound will be then recorded twice But apart from that I can also top on more settings Let me just close this some more settings
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And in here we have a couple additional settings. So we have things like video resolution, which is set to medium
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Now, usually that would be referred as high, but because it's like 1440P display
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we can make the recording go higher to 1440p or custom where we can choose the
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resolution and the bit rate of it. Now if I remember correctly I'll pose one of
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this weird we're this weird recording way that you can choose different
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resolutions and size of the file won't change but the bitrate will change it
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so you could record at 720p and it will for instance have I don't know a
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gigabyte per minute which is a hypothetical number and you can record it
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2K and again one minute will also have one gigabyte but if you change the bit rate
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this will either increase that size or decrease it which kind of kind of well not
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really what I'm used to and just works weirdly but anyway so that being said if
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you're struggling with space on your phone you might want to drop the bitrate probably 16 will make it look decent enough already the way you can see the
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bit rate being lower is when you're recording moving screen so if you're switching between pages flipping or recording a game
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when the screen is in motion it will have this kind of semi look to it and once it stops moving it will after a second gain full focus and recorded at what the resolution would be so the higher the bit rate
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is the better the image will look like during motion so go back um then below that we have frame
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rate so we have dynamic which will probably be well not probably but it will basically determine
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when it needs to be 60 or lower now Personally, I prefer to lock it to 60 and just record it always at that frame rate, but you
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can drop it lower if you want to, or set it to dynamic
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Video encoding format, so just keep this out as it is. We also have the option to include a front-facing camera in the video, if that is something
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that you want to do. And show screen touches, which will just create a semi-transbranded dot on a screen to signify
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where you were touching the display while recording. And that's about all the settings that we have in here
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So let's close this off. back to the toggle, top on it again, and simply tap on the record button. And as you can see
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it's now recording. So, let me go. So also, there's the dot that you can see under my finger
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and recording. Also move this around. So whatever I will do right now is being recorded
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So yeah, once you're done, again, simply I deposit and resume it
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whenever you open some app or something loads like that and keep recording
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or if you don want to you can just click on the square and it will save the recording And before I progress to showing you where you can find that recording I will mention one little thing which might be important to some people
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If you're planning to record things like some video streaming applications just so you can have it saved, I guess, don't even bother
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A majority of the video streaming like Hulu, Netflix, and anything else like that, Amazon Prime
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basically have access to your device in a way to the point that they know that you're trying to record something
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and all you will get is just a black screen. Even though you will be able to see that something is playing on display
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the video recording just records nothingness, just black void. On that recording you will have sound
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but no visual, anything visual, apart from maybe like the status bar and that's it
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So you don't really even want to bother with it. And now, going to the actual recording
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let's see, all you need to do is find the... gallery up, so here it's called Photos, and you can see it right here, or if you go into
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the album section, you can see it under screenshots. And let me just play it for you, so there we go, it's already playing
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So that is basically it. So that is how you could record your screen
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