Welcome, everyone
This is Realme 7, and today I'll show you how to record a screen on this device
And it's a fairly simple option, which can be found in your notification panel
If you extend it, you'll see the toggle right over here. So you can hold it
This will take us to the settings where we can customize a couple of settings. So you have record system sounds
If you want this, you can enable it. You also have record microphone
Now I will mention that if you're planning to record both of them, I would strongly suggest
for you to use headphones. Otherwise, you will have an undesirable echo, because the microphone will be also picking
up the speakers itself. While if you use headphones, the microphone cannot hear the headphones that are in your ear
So yeah. But the recording will still keep the sound system as well, even though it's in your ear
It's just going to basically create two different tracks of audio, which do not overlap
Something that if you use microphone, they will overlap, and that's where you get the
echo effect. Now below that, we'll have the display, so video resolution
Here I would suggest you to go for 1080p. This will ensure that you have highest quality video
You can also go to custom and set it up yourself. So resolution
Now it looks like the resolution doesn't really change the size right here, which is a little bit weird, considering normal circumstances it should
But the bitrate does. Now the higher the bitrate you put in, the clearer the image will look
But as you can see, also going from 8 to 16, you get double the size
So obviously it is twice as much, so twice as much space it will be taking
And from testing, that is fairly accurate. For 5 minutes of video, you take about 600 megabytes
So yeah. Now if you want to record something and you don't actually have space for it, you can
also just drop it down, like I said, to a lower bitrate
But like I said, the quality will suffer a little bit. Now in terms of the bitrate, the quality will be only seen in objects that are moving
So anything that you will be moving on your screen will have this weird artifact effect
But the moment it's stationary as it is right now, it will look clear. It will basically have a 1080p resolution that is fairly clear
So yeah. And from there, once that's set, you also have front camera
So if you want a camera, you can enable it. If you don't, keep it off. I'm going to just enable it for demonstration purposes
And from here, show touches. So this will basically show a grey dot, semi-transparent, wherever you press your finger to the display
But you can select it on or off. Again, however you like
And once you leave this, after you set it up, simply tap on the toggle. Agree. Allow. Allow. Allow. Allow
And you will have this toggle appear right over here. So it gives you a brief guide on it
So obviously the red button for recording. The middle one is the settings that you can also access by simply holding the toggle
And then close to basically close it. So from there, let's tap on record
And as you can see, there I am. You can move that around and also you can see that grey dot following my finger
So that is that. And whatever you do, now it will be recorded
As you can see, now it looks like the notification panel goes over the camera
So that's one thing. But yeah, once you're done with recording, simply click right over here to expand the
toggle and close it off. And your video will be automatically saved to your gallery
So let's open that up. And there is the recording. Now I'm going to also mute it so I don't actually hear myself
But clearly you can see that it is a recording which I have just created
And that is how you would record your screen. So if you found this video helpful, don't forget to hit like, subscribe and thanks for watching