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Welcome, I'm from Samsung Galaxy S21 and today I'll show you how to record a screen on this device
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Now to get started, let's pull down the notification panel, expand it and look for the toggle
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which for me by default is right over here. Now once you find it, you can either tap on it and start recording with whatever settings
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are set by default or you can hold it and this will take us to settings where I can
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change a couple of different things. So we have things like screenshot toolbar, I guess that's kind of redundant
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Let's see. There we go, screen recording. So we have sounds, so you can record either no sound, media sound or media sound and microphone
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Now when you're going for the last option with media sound and microphone, I do recommend
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you to use headphones because if you don't, for instance, whatever sound will be coming
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off the speakers will be also being picked up by the microphone and that will create
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undesirable echo effect. Now outside of that, we have video quality and 1080p is the highest one
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That's also because the screen on here is a 1080p and then we can include a selfie if
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we want to. So this will basically allow us to use the front facing camera to record whatever the
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front facing camera would see. Now in here you do have a slider to basically make it bigger or smaller
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So choose the size that you want and then let's basically leave this and now if we tap
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on the toggle, it will give us the same options I guess here
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So you just tap on done and there we go. Allow screen capture to take pictures and record videos. Yes
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Let's actually select while using this app and while using this app and allow Samsung
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capture to access photos, media. Yep. That's so it can actually save
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And then again, it brings us the sound options. So let's just start recording anyway
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And three, two, one, and there we go. So now that I can see, it's going to be recording whatever I do
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And on top we have a couple things visible. So for instance, we have a pen we can start drawing
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This will be recorded. We can toggle it off. We can also toggle on the camera
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As you can see, there we go. And toggle it off. Now you do have the ability to actually turn it on, move it around
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So if you want to keep it somewhere else, you're free to do so. And then also we have the pause option
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So this will pause the current recording, which you can in the meantime, open up some
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kind of application. I don't know, put in a password if you're recording something as sensitive
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And then simply resume from where you are right now. And this will continue the recording
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So as an example, it's right now paused. I could, as an example, open up things like our web browser
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Let's just open up something else. There we go. Phone. And now I can resume recording and basically move around and just stop it right now
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So this will finish up the recording. And from here, I can find that recording in my photo gallery
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So let's open up the gallery. I'm also going to completely mute this
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There we go. There's the recording. Let's play the video. So you can see whatever I was doing was being recorded
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There's the camera. And you should also see in a second the pause option
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There we go. There wasn't actually a pause in the recording, but you instantly saw it switch to a app that
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was basically being already open, which is basically what it will do
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So that being said, that is basically how you would record a screen on this phone
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