Some OEMs have the ability to record screen on their devices, but now with the One UI 2.0, Samsung also added a native screen recorder as a bonus.
For those using Android 10 on One UI 2.0 on the Samsung Galaxy device, you now have the ability to start recording your screen without needing to use a third-party app.
With the One UI 2.0, the screen recorder feature brings extra control (such as record internal and external sounds and adjust the resolution) to the Samsung Galaxy smartphone users.
With the screen recorder feature, you can capture a funny **bleep**, record your gameplay, make a reaction video, or show a loved one how to do something on their phone.
To add yourself to the video using the front-facing camera, just tap the Front camera icon ā it looks like a person icon. A small window will appear in the upper left corner and will record everything you do.
Remember: Screen recorder will not record phone, VOIP calls, or video calls. Additionally, some apps may block the screen recorder feature due to copyright restrictions.
Exclusive for the Galaxy Note users: You can also write on the screen while itās recording. Tap the Pencil icon, select your desired color, and then use your finger or S Pen to write on the screen. However, you cannot interact with games, videos, or navigational options while youāre writing on the screen. Once you turn off the Pencil feature, the screen will go back to normal.
Do you want the video to record only the media on the phone or outside sounds, like your voice, too? You can easily adjust this and other settings to make your video perfect.
Sound: Select what sounds the video will record. You can choose between No sound, Media sounds, or Media sound mic.
Video quality: Choose your desired quality for videos. The available options are 1080p, 720p, and 480p.
Selfie video size: Adjust the size of the popup window when youāre recording yourself using the front camera.