Tutorial on Android Screen Recording

Screen recording on Android has become a built-in feature on many devices, though the exact process may vary slightly depending on your phone’s manufacturer and the version of Android it’s running. Here are the general steps:

For Stock Android (Pixel, Android One):

1. Open Quick Settings:
   • Swipe down from the top of your screen to open the Quick Settings menu.
2. Look for Screen Recorder:
   • In the Quick Settings menu, look for a Screen Recorder icon. If you don’t see it, swipe left to find it in the additional icons.
3. Start Recording:
   • Tap the Screen Recorder icon, and a countdown will begin. After the countdown, your device will start recording the screen.
4. Stop Recording:
   • To stop recording, open the Quick Settings menu again, and tap on the Screen Recorder icon. Alternatively, you might see a notification indicating that the recording is ongoing, and you can stop it from there.
5. Access Recordings:
   • The recorded videos are usually saved in your phone’s gallery or a dedicated folder for screen recordings.

For Samsung Galaxy Devices:

1. Open Quick Settings:
   • Swipe down from the top of your screen to access the Quick Settings.
2. Find Screen Recorder:
   • In the Quick Settings, look for a Screen Recorder icon. If you don’t see it, you might need to swipe to the next screen.
3. Start Recording:
   • Tap the Screen Recorder icon to start recording. You might be prompted to give permissions if it’s your first time using the feature.
4. Stop Recording:
   • To stop recording, either tap the Screen Recorder icon again in the Quick Settings or use the notification that appears during recording.
5. Access Recordings:
   • Recorded videos are usually saved in the “Gallery” app under a folder named “Screen recordings.”

For Other Android Phones:

1. Check Quick Settings or Notifications:
   • Swipe down from the top of your screen to access Quick Settings or check your notifications. Look for a Screen Recorder option.
2. Start and Stop Recording:
   • Follow the on-screen instructions to start and stop recording. This might involve tapping an icon or following prompts.
3. Access Recordings:
   • Your recorded videos will typically be saved in your phone’s gallery or a dedicated folder for screen recordings.

Additional Tips:

• Some devices may have a separate screen recording app or a specific setting in the camera app for screen recording.
• If your device doesn’t have a built-in screen recorder, you can consider downloading a third-party screen recording app from the Google Play Store.

It is important to note that the procedures and functionalities may differ among various Android devices. For device-specific instructions, consult the user manual or support documentation of your phone.

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