Screen Recorder Pro: Capture

Turn whatever is on your screen into a video, with sound. Gameplay, video calls, walkthroughs, a stream worth keeping. One tap starts it; the file is yours the moment you stop. ▼ No time limit, no ads No cap on length. Nothing cuts out after a few minutes, no ad interrupts. A small corner logo is the only mark of the free version. ▼ Three ways to capture sound • Microphone: your voice and the room • Internal audio: only what the apps are playing (Android 10+) • Microphone + internal audio together (Premium) Internal audio rides Android's screen capture, so it works with headphones in and picks up no room noise. Some apps, such as music services, block capture by design. ▼ Quality you choose • Resolution: native, 1080p, 720p, 480p, 360p • Frame rate: 24, 30 or 60 fps • Bitrate: automatic, or 2–20 Mbps • Codec: H.264, or H.265 for smaller files where supported • Orientation: follow the screen, or lock portrait or landscape Auto suits most takes; fast games want 60 fps. ▼ Controls, your way A panel over the screen, a bubble with just the timer, or nothing at all with the notification in charge. Size and opacity adjust; bubble or hidden keeps controls out of the video. A quick settings tile, a home shortcut and a floating button also start and stop. ▼ So you never miss the take • Countdown of 3, 5 or 10 seconds • Pause and resume, skipping what you do not want, all in one file • Stops automatically when the screen turns off • Shake to stop (Premium), without touching the screen • Maximum length (Premium), 1 to 60 minutes • Screenshots while the recording keeps running (Standard engine) ▼ Facecam (Premium) Front or rear camera in a small window, recorded with the screen. Three sizes, circle or rounded square, dragged anywhere. ▼ Draw on screen (Premium) Draw onto the screen while recording. Pick colour and thickness to point at what to tap. Lines go into the video, then clear away. ▼ Watermark (Premium) Burn your own logo or channel name in. Position, size and opacity adjust — for branding, or against reuploads. ▼ Edit right here (Premium except trimming) • Trim the start and end (free) • Convert a clip to an animated GIF • Remove audio, or extract it as M4A • Merge clips in order • Rotate 90, 180 or 270 degrees • Compress by lowering the bitrate Exports are new files, so the original survives. ▼ Library and storage Recordings and screenshots by date, with a built-in player: play, share or delete on the spot. The folder can be renamed. ▼ Cloud backup (Premium) Connect Google Drive or Dropbox and every new recording uploads a copy by itself. A Wi-Fi only option keeps it off your data. ▼ Privacy Recordings stay on your device. Nothing goes to the developer — there is no server to send it to. With cloud backup on, the only destination is your own account. ▼ People use it for • Gameplay, commentary, match records • Video calls, online meetings and classes • How-to videos for an app or phone • Keeping a stream, or anything that disappears • Filming a bug to send to support ▼ Free and Premium Free records with no time limit, microphone or internal audio, up to 1080p / 30 fps / 8 Mbps, plus controls, library and trimming, with a small watermark. Premium removes that watermark and adds native resolution, 60 fps, H.265, both audio sources at once, facecam, drawing, your own watermark, every video tool, the folder setting, cloud backup, shake to stop and maximum length — as a one-time purchase, not monthly. ▼ Good to know • Files are MP4 (H.264 or H.265, AAC) in the Movies folder, named by date and time. They open on a PC and import into editors. • Android shows its own capture prompt every time you start. No app can skip it. • No app sound? Internal audio needs Android 10+, and some apps disallow capture. • Black video? Android blacks out copy-protected content; no app can change that. • Glitches or wrong length? Switch the engine to Compatibility. • Android 8.0 or later, no root. Internal audio needs Android 10 or later.

Bug fixes and improvements • Fixed an issue where thin black bars could appear at the top and bottom of recorded videos. • Added a safeguard against an issue on some devices where a recording could fail to save when stopped.