It works best with an Android tablet as you can easily display the content and also the webcam. Yes, rooting is needed...
Showing posts with label recording. Show all posts
Showing posts with label recording. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Record your iPhone with Android
Here's a short tutorial on how to record the display of your iPhone (or any iOS devices) using your Android device.
It works best with an Android tablet as you can easily display the content and also the webcam. Yes, rooting is needed...
It works best with an Android tablet as you can easily display the content and also the webcam. Yes, rooting is needed...
How to record your iOS/Android display
There are many ways to record the screen of your desktop or device to create amazing screencasts. On a computer, it's easy as there are many solutions available. For mobile devices, it maybe a bit more complex...
It all depends on what you have. Most of the time, you'll need to record the mobile display with the help of a PC/Mac. Creating screencasts can be expensive but there are many solutions that are free or will cost you just a few dollars.
To create a screencast, you'll need a good microphone, a fast computer and a few trials to get it right. If you want to improve the quality of your videos by adding overlays, titles and transitions, a good movie editor is mandatory. Once you're set, all you need to do is to upload your video files on the web such as Youtube (www.youtube.com).
Now, let's start with the good stuff...
It all depends on what you have. Most of the time, you'll need to record the mobile display with the help of a PC/Mac. Creating screencasts can be expensive but there are many solutions that are free or will cost you just a few dollars.
To create a screencast, you'll need a good microphone, a fast computer and a few trials to get it right. If you want to improve the quality of your videos by adding overlays, titles and transitions, a good movie editor is mandatory. Once you're set, all you need to do is to upload your video files on the web such as Youtube (www.youtube.com).
Now, let's start with the good stuff...
For the iOS devices (iPhone, iPod and iPad), you can capture the display easily if you have a Mac. Just launch QuickTime, and from the File menu, record a new movie. By default, the webcam will be selected.
Connect your iOS 8 device via the USB cable to your Mac OS X (Yosemite) and in the available sources, you should see your device listed.
Connect your iOS 8 device via the USB cable to your Mac OS X (Yosemite) and in the available sources, you should see your device listed.
If you are running Windows, you'll need to use AirServer that acts as an AirPlay receiver. This app also supports Mac OS X. Launch AirServer then from your iOS device, mirror your display to your
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