One UI 2.0 feature focus: Record the screen using built-in screen recorder

Nijam90 — Tue, 22 Oct 2019 15:53:40 GMT

One UI 2.0, one of the most underrated features that debuted on the Galaxy Note 10 is making its way to the Galaxy S10 and other Galaxy devices that will be updated to Android 10. You can now record the screen using the built-in screen recorder instead of downloading third-party solutions or by tricking other Samsung apps.

The built-in screen recorder doesn’t just record what’s on the screen for you. You can record sounds picked up by the phone’s microphone and audio played on the device, add a video selfie feed that can be moved around freely, and even doodle on the screen while recording is active. Screen recording can be started via the dedicated toggle in the notification shade, but we won’t go into further details of how the screen recorder works, as we already have an excellent guide for the feature that you can check out.

Source: Sammobile

Re: One UI 2.0 feature focus: Record the screen using built-in screen recorder

Manojsn — Tue, 22 Oct 2019 16:09:28 GMT

much beneficial 👍

Re: One UI 2.0 feature focus: Record the screen using built-in screen recorder

haroonrd84 — Mon, 20 Apr 2020 18:15:48 GMT

sir
any one help me please how to screen record while video call like BOTIM or WhatsApp
I try to record it's showing erors already using microphone so what I can do any other solution ?

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