Most of us know how to take a photo of the display, just press the combination of POWER button and HOME button (in some cases, the volume button is also used). However, the way in which the screen can be recorded is unknown to many of us, despite the fact that we sometimes need to use such a gadget, whether for recording a game or a tutorial. The reason why creators Androidthey simply did not integrate this function into the system, it is not known, but fortunately there are other developers who will gladly help us with such problems with their knowledge and special applications.
In phones with version Androidwith 4.4 and higher, recording the display is a simple matter, but the condition is root. After rooting the KitKat version of the smartphone, all that is left is to download the application from the Google Play store rec. (screen recorder). With this application, you can record up to an hour at a time at 30 fps, but the problem is the sound, because the application only records the sound received by the microphone.
Download link: Google Play
But if you resist root or have a lower version Androidu (but not lower than 2.3, that is the minimum), there is still an alternative option. You have to pay a little extra for this, fortunately not much, 60 CZK (a little over 2 Euros) per application Recordable on Android it guarantees you a simple recording of what is happening on the display, but again without sound.
Purchase link: Google Play
And in case you don't want to use third-party apps either, there's another way for geeks who aren't afraid to pay a little extra. The "only" thing you will need is a smartphone with any version Androidu, PC/notebook, HDMI recorder (e.g. Intensity Pro PCI Express card from Blackmagic) for around 200 dollars (4000 CZK, 145 Euro) and an HDMI port in your device. After that, all you have to do is install the card in your PC/laptop, connect the device, turn on the bundled software and record videos in high quality.
*Source: PhoneArena
