In this instructional video, Mario Sebok walks viewers through the complete workflow of using the AZ Screen Recorder Android app. He begins by showing how to locate and install the app from the Google Play Store, then demonstrates opening the app and accessing its floating widget. The tutorial details each of the widget’s five functions: configuring video resolution, frame rate, bitrate, orientation, time‑lapse, and audio; taking screenshots; starting a screen recording; initiating a live‑cast; and returning to the home screen to view saved clips. Sebok explains how to adjust these settings, start a recording (including the permission prompt and countdown), and records a live demonstration of navigating the Rave app, highlighting its Facebook Connect and watch‑party features. He then shows how to pause, stop, and review the recorded video, and finally illustrates sharing the clip via Gmail, YouTube, WhatsApp, Bluetooth, Facebook, and other platforms. The video concludes with a brief thank‑you and encouragement to viewers.
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This is a tutorial how to use AZ Screen Recorder to record your screen moves. So you just click here on Play Store to install, and you type AZ Screen Recorder. I've already installed it. You hope— you press OK to open or to install, and then you can see it opens this little— well, you have also the same thing as if you touch here the icon that's put on your desktop. And you have— once you click AZ Screen Recorder, you get this little icon. Once you click on this little icon that's floating and you can shift anywhere on the screen, you have these 5 options. One is the setup for the resolution of the— of the configuration of the resolution of the videos you're gonna generate. I keep the standard. You can set up frame rate, bitrate, orientation, time-lapse, record audio, all these settings you can play around with. Another thing is you can take a screenshot by pressing a photo here, or this third one here when you can start filming. This fourth one is if you want to start a livecast from your screen sharing. And this one is to go home. So, when you click home, you see all the videos you shot already, and you can share the videos by Gmail, YouTube, WhatsApp, and all that, Bluetooth, Facebook, etc. So, let's record a little video here, for example. Here I start, and once I click to start recording a video of my screen, navigation says The AZ Recorder will start capturing everything that's displayed on your screen. Is that okay? You say okay, and now it's 3, 2, 1, and everything you're navigating, it is recording. For instance, I can go into this app called Rave and do a tutorial on how do you access Rave. Uh, okay, got it. And then I show the screen of the app and how I navigate through it. I'm right now offline because I don't want Lots of pop-ups to come, but I can put myself online here, and then you get to see the screen, how I navigate, whatever. I finish navigating, what happens is once I click here— navigating, this is Rave, see, I'm logged in with my Facebook Connect. This is a real neat app that you can invite people over to do a watch party with all this YouTube, Netflix, etc. I finished recording, and I click here on AZ Screen Recorder. See, you have a timer here, 54 seconds, 56. I press— I can pause or stop. I'm gonna stop the video. Once I stop the video, this is the video that's saved, and I can share it, for instance, on WhatsApp message, for instance. To anybody I want. So that's it. Thank you very much, and I hope you enjoyed the video. You can stop.
