Screen Video Recorder

Screen Video Recording, Screen Video Recording in any Size and infinity minutes

Screen Recorder is a beautiful screen recording app, providing flexible and fully configurable screen recording capabilities for your Android device; neatly packaged into an intuitive user interface.

Recorder highlights include:

▪ No need to be tied to your computer while recording.

▪ Longer screen recording, with Audio – record for up to 5 hour.

▪ Audio recording via the mic.

▪ Save your favourite configurations as Presets.

▪ Automatically show screen touches for the duration of your recording.

▪ Customisable countdown timer so that you can get your screen recording set-up perfectly.

▪ A beautiful user interface – no more messing with the command line/terminal.

▪ Shake your device, or simply switch your screen off, to stop your recording early.

FAQs:

* Why can't I install Recorder screen on my device?

Your phone/tablet must be running Android 4.3 or above.

* How do I root my device?

Unfortunately the process differs for every Android device, and so there is no universal rooting solution - however CF-Auto-Root is a good place to start. Otherwise, please search for a root guide for your particular device using Google.

* Why do I need root?

If you are on Android 5.0, or above, then you no longer need root and can ignore this question (and the next one)!

However, if you are running Android 4.4, then your device must be rooted in order for Rec. to function correctly/at all.

* Can Recorder record audio?

Yes! Audio is recorded via the mic.

* Why is the recording laggy and slow on my Samsung Galaxy S2/S3/Note/...?

This seems to be an issue with Exynos-based devices not playing nicely with the native screenrecord function, so there's not a lot I can do about it right now (I also don't have access to any Samsung devices). Sorry!

* Does Recorder work with Intel x86 based devices?

It should work fine for devices running Android 5.0+, but probably not for devices running Android 4.4. Unfortunately, I don't have access to any x86 devices to test on, but if you do try it, please let me know how you get on.