Here’s how to record screen movie on Android
Here’s how to record screen movie on Android
Posted: nine Jul 2014, 08:08 , by Victor H.
- Download Rec. (Screen Recorder) on Android
Two. Recordable: the no-root way to record screen movie on any version of Android, Two.Trio Gingerbread and after
- Download Recordable on Android ($1.99)
Trio. The sure way: via Android SDK and ADB (works only with Android Four.Four KitKat and later)
Four. For earlier Android versions like Jelly Bean: the hard and expensive way (using an HDMI recorder)
Here’s how to capture screen movie on Android (using method 1, or Rec.)
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1. mozes316 posted on three Apr 2012, 09:31 +36
I clicked because of the cat. there, I said it.
Two. GALAXY-S posted on three Apr 2012, 09:41 +7
9. rigorimpossible posted on three Apr 2012, Nineteen:13 +Four
Ten. miles16852 posted on five Apr 2012, 20:52 +1
13. jaytai0106 posted on nine Jul 2014, 08:17 +1
Same here. hahaha that’s a adorable cat 😛
21. Ashoaib posted on nine Jul 2014, 11:35 +1
17. hmd74 posted on nine Jul 2014, 09:26 +1
Trio. zheking posted on three Apr 2012, 09:48 +Four
I did not notice the cat b4 I clicked
Four. Rotate posted on three Apr 2012, 09:50 +0
fine ScreenCast ad.
Five. GuiltyBystander posted on three Apr 2012, Ten:29 +Five
6. paynekiller posted on three Apr 2012, Ten:39 +Two
I’ve been doing this for years with ShootMe. It’s not on the Market (Play Store) any more (the developer liquidated it) but a elementary google search for the .apk file on your phone will bring you to it.
It also needed root access, unless you had a Two.Two EVO 4G or some other phone that had a bug that gave apps root access (long explanation). It’s pretty old by now since the developer hasn’t been updating it, so I don’t know how it would work with those fresh phones/processors, but it works with my Sprint Galaxy S II just fine.
7. lukasound posted on three Apr 2012, 11:15 +0
8. downphoenix posted on three Apr 2012, 12:04 +0
I understand screen recording can be pretty intensive (I still have some issues when using fraps on my PC) but is there indeed no way besides HDMI or having a animal phone? I would have figured they could figure our a way using the standard micro USB, the data transfer on that is quick enough, right?
11. Comk4ver posted on seventeen Apr 2013, Legal:49 +0
@paynekiller, I know that this is an old article but it says screen movie not screen shot.
12. Caleb posted on twenty four Feb 2014, 00:57 +0
For me this on is the mos effortless way and the more stable and the more beautiful sotf
if you want Capture/Record Android Screen Without Root
14. AfterShock posted on nine Jul 2014, 08:42 +0
Where this get dredged up from.
15. Awalker posted on nine Jul 2014, 08:55 +0
There’s comments from two thousand twelve here. If they’re going to recycle an article they should at least get rid of the older comments.
16. XperiaFanZone posted on nine Jul 2014, 09:00 +0
Adding more ways to capture the screen. The Rec app seems decent enough.
Legitimate. isprobi posted on nine Jul 2014, Ten:20 +0
This is the kind of thing that drives me crazy about Android. People claim that it can do so much. But it often requires root or some other activity that a typical use would not know how to do. So what real use is it other than telling it can be done? This is like a car dealer selling you a car and telling you can have built in GPS but you have to cut the crevice in the dash and wire it up yourself. In reality screen movie recording is futile until I can buy a phone and click an icon to make it happen with no modifications.
20. StraightEdgeNexus posted on nine Jul 2014, Ten:45 +0
Oh wow, i would indeed like to know which platform lets you do screen recording. Hell even which platform gives you this level of hacking and super user access. Such a dumb comment.
Here’s how to record screen movie on Android
Here’s how to record screen movie on Android
Posted: nine Jul 2014, 08:08 , by Victor H.
- Download Rec. (Screen Recorder) on Android
Two. Recordable: the no-root way to record screen movie on any version of Android, Two.Trio Gingerbread and after
- Download Recordable on Android ($1.99)
Trio. The sure way: via Android SDK and ADB (works only with Android Four.Four KitKat and later)
Four. For earlier Android versions like Jelly Bean: the hard and expensive way (using an HDMI recorder)
Here’s how to capture screen movie on Android (using method 1, or Rec.)
Share:
24 Comments
1. mozes316 posted on three Apr 2012, 09:31 +36
I clicked because of the cat. there, I said it.
Two. GALAXY-S posted on three Apr 2012, 09:41 +7
9. rigorimpossible posted on three Apr 2012, Nineteen:13 +Four
Ten. miles16852 posted on five Apr 2012, 20:52 +1
13. jaytai0106 posted on nine Jul 2014, 08:17 +1
Same here. hahaha that’s a lovely cat 😛
21. Ashoaib posted on nine Jul 2014, 11:35 +1
17. hmd74 posted on nine Jul 2014, 09:26 +1
Three. zheking posted on three Apr 2012, 09:48 +Four
I did not notice the cat b4 I clicked
Four. Rotate posted on three Apr 2012, 09:50 +0
excellent ScreenCast ad.
Five. GuiltyBystander posted on three Apr 2012, Ten:29 +Five
6. paynekiller posted on three Apr 2012, Ten:39 +Two
I’ve been doing this for years with ShootMe. It’s not on the Market (Play Store) any more (the developer eliminated it) but a elementary google search for the .apk file on your phone will bring you to it.
It also needed root access, unless you had a Two.Two EVO 4G or some other phone that had a bug that gave apps root access (long explanation). It’s pretty old by now since the developer hasn’t been updating it, so I don’t know how it would work with those fresh phones/processors, but it works with my Sprint Galaxy S II just fine.
7. lukasound posted on three Apr 2012, 11:15 +0
8. downphoenix posted on three Apr 2012, 12:04 +0
I understand screen recording can be pretty intensive (I still have some issues when using fraps on my PC) but is there truly no way besides HDMI or having a animal phone? I would have figured they could figure our a way using the standard micro USB, the data transfer on that is swift enough, right?
11. Comk4ver posted on seventeen Apr 2013, Legal:49 +0
@paynekiller, I know that this is an old article but it says screen movie not screen shot.
12. Caleb posted on twenty four Feb 2014, 00:57 +0
For me this on is the mos effortless way and the more stable and the more beautiful sotf
if you want Capture/Record Android Screen Without Root
14. AfterShock posted on nine Jul 2014, 08:42 +0
Where this get dredged up from.
15. Awalker posted on nine Jul 2014, 08:55 +0
There’s comments from two thousand twelve here. If they’re going to recycle an article they should at least get rid of the older comments.
16. XperiaFanZone posted on nine Jul 2014, 09:00 +0
Adding more ways to capture the screen. The Rec app seems decent enough.
Legitimate. isprobi posted on nine Jul 2014, Ten:20 +0
This is the kind of thing that drives me crazy about Android. People claim that it can do so much. But it often requires root or some other act that a typical use would not know how to do. So what real use is it other than telling it can be done? This is like a car dealer selling you a car and telling you can have built in GPS but you have to cut the slot in the dash and wire it up yourself. In reality screen movie recording is worthless until I can buy a phone and click an icon to make it happen with no modifications.
20. StraightEdgeNexus posted on nine Jul 2014, Ten:45 +0
Oh wow, i would indeed like to know which platform lets you do screen recording. Hell even which platform gives you this level of hacking and super user access. Such a dumb comment.
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