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Welcome, I'm Francis, Samsung Galaxy S20 FE and today I'll show you how to record your
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screen on this device. And to get started, let's pull down the notification panel and then find the toggle which for me
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is located right on the second page. So you're basically looking for the square with the camera in it
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And before you tap on it, let's hold it. This will bring up the settings for it
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And from here we can choose the sound. So we can have either no sound, media sound or media sound and microphone
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So choose whichever one suits you. Now I'll mention that if you go for media and mic, I do advise you to use some kind
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of headphones. Otherwise, the phone will be picking up the sound that it makes through a microphone and
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this will create kind of like an echo where basically the same sound is being played twice
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But that isn't very desirable. So using headphones will completely remove that problem
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And then you have the video quality. I'll keep it at 1080p
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If you're struggling for space, you can drop it to 720p, although it will look a little
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bit more pixelated and not too good. The bigger the display you will use though, the worse this will look
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And then at the bottom we also have the selfie camera. So you can select the size of it right here
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You can make it bigger or smaller and just leave it. And once you set all the three options that we have, just leave it, go back to the notification
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panel and tap on the toggle. Now before we can start recording, we'll need to allow Samsung to actually access these things
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So we need Samsung to be able to access camera, microphones and probably storage too, unless
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it's already been done. And it pops up again with the question, what sounds do you want to record
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So I'm just going to keep it as it is and then start recording. It gives you a countdown and there we go
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So it's right now recording and whatever I'll do will be now recorded
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And from here we have also this little image right here, which will bring up me
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And you can move it around if you want to. Disable it
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And you can also tap on a pencil and start actually drawing on the display if you want to
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So now once you're done, I can either pause it right here
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So this will pause the recording. Right now it's at 25 and as you can see it's not moving
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So I could, for instance, open some kind of app. If I get rid of, there we go, this
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And then resume the recording from here. So now I'm going to stop it
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And now once you stop it, the recording gets saved to your gallery. So let me quickly find it
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There we go. And open it up. So as you can see, it's right over here
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And I'm also going to mute it. There we go. Tap on it, allow
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And there we go. That's the recording. It's right now playing. So you can see whatever I was doing was basically being recorded
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And now I believe there is going to be a pause. And there we go. It resumes automatically in the app
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So that is how you record your screen. And if you found this video helpful, don't forget to hit like, subscribe, and thanks
