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Ifronomy is an Aces ROG phone 7 and today I'll show you how you can record a screen on this device
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When you get started, pull down the tray from the top of your screen by swiping down on it
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So once again to extend the list of toggles and on one of the pages you should see a screen recording toggle
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So for me it is right over here. Now once you see this toggle before you actually tap on it I recommend holding it
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This will take you to the settings and if you will take you to the settings and it, here obviously you can customize it now I recommend navigating in here because by
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default the screen recording might not be set to super good kind of quality so I
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recommend number one changing it to 1080p number two frame rate I would stick with a
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60 that will be what I'd consider the kind of like a sweet spot now contrary to what
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you might have heard 30 frames per second is not cinematic neither is 24 stay away
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from it, it's garbage. 60 will be a good one because YouTube as an example if you're planning to
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upload any kind of gameplays to YouTube only supports up to 60 as far as I'm
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aware. So anything above that would just be lost and obviously the more frames per second
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you have, the more storage the recording will require. So it's not optimal to
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go for the highest number. So 60 is basically the sweet spot like I mentioned
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Now, moving on, next thing, we have the quality. Now it's set to medium
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This I presume is just a bitrate So in general if on a medium you experience on your recording some kind of like blocky areas
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where it just kind of looks like it's a little bit less sharp than, for instance, the rest of the footage when you're penning around
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so when you have like moving image, it creates this kind of like squares which are just blurrier than the rest of the image
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Then you might want to change this to high. and this will then just remove this kind of problem
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and the rest of the options right here are completely optional and preferential so just set them up to fit your exact needs
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and from there we're just going to find the title once again top on it now if you're doing this the first time it asks for permission to
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couple different things so we're just going to allow all of it it gives us this overlay right here for the audio recording
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so internal audio microphone or nothing you can choose whichever one you want. By default, it's the sound of the device, and then show touches on
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the screen. If you're planning to record gameplays, it might be distracting to have this enabled
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so you might want to turn it off. But for instructional videos, for instance, such as I'm doing
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this would be a pretty good option to have because you'd be able to see where I was pressing
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the display. And from there, select start. You can skip the countdown, I believe, and I'll never mind
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we can't. But yeah, after the countdown it starts recording. It has this overlay right here just to
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show you how long it's been recording. And obviously whatever you'll do right now will be
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recorded by the device There is a little bit of a limitation to this So if for instance you want to record something like Netflix if I have here nope I don have Netflix But yeah if you try to record things like Netflix you won be necessarily able to
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Now, once you're done, recording can interact with this and click on the red square to stop the recording
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Now, going back to the Netflix that I mentioned, what I'm referring to is certain applications have a little bit too much control on your device, even though it's yours
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they kind of show you the middle finger and just control some of the things that they shouldn't
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And one of those would be Netflix. So if you try to record a screen while also having Netflix open
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what you will get is a black screen. Now apparently they can't block sound
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so you will get a nice crystal clear sound, but not the image
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which obviously is probably not what you wanted. So keep in mind that if any time you're
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you see some kind of screen recording with just a fully black image, then that application
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is simply blocking you from being able to record. And there are several applications that
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do this, and Netflix isn't the only one, but primarily the streaming applications will do this
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for kind of obvious reason. But for instance, bank apps will do the same thing for, as they
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claim, privacy reasons. And there are some other applications that should have a zero-thing reason
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to be able to do this but well still exist and can do this so one of those applications is just
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to kind of give you a little bit of a sneak peek this will not really matter to most of the people
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in the world just because this is a polish application but it this garbage so this allows me to basically commute in the city but for some
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reason it just blocks screenshots if we go into buying tickets so if I try to buy a ticket and try
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to take a screenshot yeah this thing will just completely reject it and block it and obviously
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same goes for screen recordings so pretty bad anyway Now, going back to this phone, let's open up our gallery application
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And you can see the screen recording right here at the top. But obviously later on, if you want to come back to this screen recording down the line, weeks later or something
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I can quickly find it in an album. And you will see video album
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There's also three other ones. So yeah, it's going to be probably quickest under the video album
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Now obviously this will be clumped up with any kind of other videos that have captured and anything like that
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So it still won't be as easy to find, but obviously in between photos and videos put all together
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this will probably be significantly quicker. And from here, we can top on it to view our screen recording
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So there we go. Now, if you found this very helpful, don't forget to hit like, subscribe and thanks for watching
