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Welcome, in front of me is a Motorola Moto G71 and today I'll show you how you can record
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your screen on this phone. So anyway, to get started all you need to do is pull down the notification panel, find
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the toggle which looks to be enabled by default. So let's press on the pencil right here and find it somewhere
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The toggle is right over here. There we go, it's right over here
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Once you find it you want to grab it and then, actually no, it is enabled
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There it is. I'm just blind. Ok, so once you find it I can tap on it to start recording and it gives you a little
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bit of an overlay countdown and then starts recording. So whatever you'll do right now will be recorded by the device
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Once you're done with that you can click on the square and it will save it
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And in addition you can also, I believe, hold it on the toggle and this will take you to
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the settings. Now the settings right here are fairly limited to be honest
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As you can see we have viewfinder size, viewfinder is just a front facing camera and this is
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just going to be the size of a recording of the front facing camera
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So it creates exact size on the screen like you can see right now
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So which one you pick is the one that will be visible on the screen
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Now as you can see by default we already have one picked but you do also have to enable
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viewfinder once you start recording and that overlay and there was a button for it
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Additionally we have resolution which luckily here is set by default to 1080p so that's good
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I don't recommend changing that. And we have recording time limit, we have unlimited which again I don't recommend changing
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And then we have file size limit. This I guess it's circumstantial
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If you really need your video to be under a specific size limit then you can set one
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up here. I don't really mind having unlimited but as an example you might be running out of storage
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so you might want to keep it on a reasonable size so you can choose one here
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And the last thing we have is record touch points. So what this does is when you record your video and you touch the display wherever your
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finger was touching the screen it will create on the recording a semi-transparent dot just
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to mimic where your finger was pressing. So anyway those are all the settings that you can go through which will then be in effect
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when you're recording. And going back to the recording that I have already captured we can find that recording
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in our photos. And as you can see there it is
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It's already playing so I'm just gonna let it run through. It's a fairly short one so there we go it's already finished
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So anyway there's our recording. That is how you virtually record your screen on this device
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And additionally I will mention that you can record majority of the applications that you
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have installed though there are limitations. As an example if you use Netflix on your phone don't bother trying to record that
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Netflix already thought about it and basically does a system wide video recording blocking
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of some sorts where all you will get while trying to record it is a black screen
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I don't think they can literally restrict you from being able to record so they basically
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I guess create some kind of overlay so the video recording comes out to be fully black
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Even though it still records sound. Anyway if you found this video helpful don't forget to hit like, subscribe and thanks for watching
