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Welcome. In front of me is a POCO F5 Pro and today I'll show you how you can record a screen on this device
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So to get started, we're going to pull down our toggles from the top right side of the screen and I believe on the second page. Let's see
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Should have our screen recording on one of the pages. Oh, that's actually on the first one
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Now I believe by default it usually is on a second page, so
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so just look for it if you can see it right here. Now, anyway, once you see this toggle
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first time around, I recommend holding it. This will quickly take you to this settings where you can, number one, check out just how it's set by default
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And if something doesn't fit your exact needs, just simply change it
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Now, I personally like to change the frame rates just because 24, contrary to what console manufacturers want you to believe
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which is cinematic, that's a load of bullshit. So, we're going to start
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with the typical 60, which, now that's cinematic. Now, apart from that, we also have the resolution
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which already is at a pretty good point, at 1080p, which for this device, it's also the highest one it can be hot
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And then below that, we have video quality, so 16 megabits, it could be a little bit too low for 60 frames, 1080p
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So if you ever encounter some kind of artifacting on your screen recording
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where you see like this big, blacky, just kind of a little bit blurry squares
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I don't know exactly how to explain this, but it is sometimes visible, especially in motion
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If you see such a thing just change it to 24 I believe 24 will be sufficient enough for the max settings for this phone Anything above that would be just an overkill
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So I won't really recommend going anywhere higher because increasing your bitrate right here
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basically increases the storage needed. And as an example, if we go from 24 to 50
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that would basically be equivalent of doubling the amount of storage required
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So that is basically as very. the storage that will be needed, which is 16 megabits per second
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So each second you will be needing 16 megabits. So obviously the higher you go, the more storage it will be using
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But that's that there is a quality behind this. Which at 1080p at 24 or above 24, so 30 to up to 100
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I don't think you will be able to spot any kind of difference. So I'm going to be sticking with 24
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And then below that we have couple toggles which are completely preferential
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So if you want some of them, turn them on. From there, we can find the toggle once again, tap on it to start recording
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It's going to click right here on this circle and it's now recording
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Now once you're done, I can interact with this overlay right here
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select the square and it will automatically save your screen recording. Now here we have also a couple additional options
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We have the folder, which will take us to a folder that contains only screen recordings
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but it's kind of useless, considering you can do that already by going into the gallery application
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Now besides that we have a options set a settings option I guess and again kind of useless considering we can access it quickly by holding that toggle and then we have the closed option
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for this overlay. Now let's find our gallery application and in here. Typically you will be in the
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photos section right here which it will also consist of the screen recordings
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if it was just captured you should see it right at the top but later on you
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will be able to quickly find it by going into albums screenshots and screen
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recordings and here simply select screen recordings and you can see there is our
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screen recording which I'll play just so you can see how it looks like oh no I don't
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I want to hear myself. Now one thing that you probably just seen right here, at the very end, at this in the
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recording, there was something that I could see on Netflix, like the login page, right
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Which here simply cannot see anything. is normal, however stupid that sounds, because for some reason, okay, can I close this
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There we go. Because for some reason, application, or some of the applications have control over what you
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can record, which is, to me, like thinking logically, absolutely effing, stupid
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Why would an application like Netflix be able to define what I can do on my device That kind of where I at It is logical I guess because for instance applications like Netflix allow you to watch TV shows
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And this would basically make piracy go completely rampant. But it's still your device and you still need to pay for a subscription to use it
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So it's none of their business how you use their application, I would argue. So if you ever encountered that your screen requirements
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provides you with just a simply black screen. This is to do with an application
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having a little bit too much business in your phone and blocking your screen recordings
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Now that application, any application, I don't think has ever enough control to block the sound
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So you will have a black screen, but you will be recording sound
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So there we go. And just to kind of give you a little overview
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Netflix isn't obviously the only one. So any kind of streaming applications will most likely do this
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but there are also some useless applications like if you are in Poland as an example
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We have up this garbage. Just kind of close this. So yeah, this garbage, which allows you to basically check out where or how to get to locations
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That's kind of get splacked by screenshots and screen recordings. Also any kind of bank app will block screen recordings as well along with screenshots
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So, yeah, just kind of wanted to give a little bit of an example of what those apps would be
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But anyway, with this being said, hopefully you found this very helpful, and if you did, don't forget to hit like, subscribe, and thanks for watching
