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SCREEN RECORDER

Screen Recorder - Vidorec

Vidorec is a screen recorder and video editor for Android and iOS. It records the screen with microphone, eligible device audio or a supported mix, then provides practical editing tools. Recording and editing happen on your phone or tablet. You do not need a Vidorec account, and Vidorec does not add a forced watermark to a screen recording.

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Available now on Google Play and the App Store.

Vidorec screen recording controls

Start and stop with clear controls

Use the app, Android notification controls or Apple's ReplayKit system controls on iPhone and iPad to manage an active recording.

Choose the sound source

Record silently, use the microphone, or capture eligible app and device audio on supported Android and iOS versions.

Edit the result

Trim, merge, add layers and filters, or turn a useful moment into a GIF.

Explain while you record

Live Draw and Facecam can add visual context when the platform and your plan support them.

Vidorec screen recording controls

CLEAR LIMITS

Know what the phone can record

  • Android internal-audio capture requires Android 10 or newer, and the source app can refuse capture.
  • The microphone is optional. Silent recording does not need microphone access.
  • Resolution, frame rate and bitrate are limited by the device encoder, available storage and how the phone handles heat during sustained use.
  • On iPhone and iPad, screen recording uses Apple's ReplayKit system broadcast controls.

PRIVACY

Your recordings stay on your phone

Recording and editing happen on your phone. Vidorec does not upload your recording or video file. AI captions is a separate feature and does nothing unless you start it and approve its own consent screen.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions

Can Vidorec record device audio?

On Android 10 or newer and on iPhone or iPad with ReplayKit, eligible app or device audio can be selected when the source app and system permit capture.

Is microphone permission required?

No. You can make a silent recording, or use eligible device audio without the microphone. Permission is requested only when the microphone is selected.

Do Analytics or ads receive my screen recording?

No. Vidorec does not upload your recording, its video frames, file name or storage path to Analytics, advertising or crash reporting.

What does AI captions send?

The AI captions feature starts only after you choose it and accept its separate consent screen. The app then sends only the audio track extracted from the video you selected for speech recognition. It does not send the recording file, video file or video frames.

GUIDES

7 min read

How to record your screen with audio

To record your screen with audio, choose the correct audio source before capture: microphone for narration, device audio for app or game sound, or a supported mix of both. On Android, internal audio capture requires Android 10 or newer and the recorded app must allow capture. Always make a short test first.

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How to record smooth gameplay and clear tutorials

For smooth gameplay or tutorial recording, begin with automatic quality, make a short performance test and prioritize stable frames over the largest number on the settings screen. Use device audio for eligible game sound, add a microphone only when narration is needed, and leave storage and thermal headroom for the encoder.

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Why a screen recording has no sound and how to fix it

A silent screen recording usually has one of four causes: no audio source was selected, microphone permission was unavailable, Android's device-audio requirements were not met, or the source app blocked capture. Test a short recording with a known sound source, check the saved file in another player and change one setting at a time.

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How to choose a screen recorder without a forced watermark

Choose a no-watermark screen recorder by checking the exported file, not just the download page. Make a short recording and verify that the free result has no forced logo, the resolution and frame rate are usable, sound works for your source, and the app clearly explains accounts, ads, storage and paid limits. Vidorec does not add a forced Vidorec watermark to normal recordings.

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Best screen recording settings for clear, stable video

The best screen recording setting is the highest combination your phone can sustain, not the largest number in the menu. Begin with automatic settings or 1080p at 30 FPS, make a busy ten-second test, and raise one control at a time. Use 60 FPS for fast motion only when the game, encoder, storage and temperature remain stable.

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How to trim, merge and finish a screen recording on your phone

Edit a screen recording by preserving the original, trimming the setup and ending, removing private moments, arranging only the clips the viewer needs, checking audio and exporting once. Open the finished export before deleting source files. Vidorec provides practical tools for trim, merge, layers, filters and GIF output.

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How to make a private screen recording before you share it

A private screen recording starts before the record button: enable Do Not Disturb, use a demo account, close private apps, choose only the required sound source and record the smallest useful area or app window the system permits. Watch the entire export before sharing. Vidorec keeps the recording file on the phone; you still control what appears inside its pixels and sound.

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Screen recording on Android and iPhone: what changes

Android and iPhone both require visible system consent for screen recording, but they expose different controls and audio rules. Android uses MediaProjection and can capture eligible device audio from Android 10; iPhone and iPad use ReplayKit and Apple's recording or broadcast interface. Source apps and protected content can block capture on either platform.

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