How to Record Your Android Screen for ROOT & NON ROOTED Phones

HOW TO RECORD YOUR ANDROID SCREEN- {SOLUTION ROOT & NON ROOTED PHONES}

   

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AZ Screen Recorder is the best app to record the screen of your Lollipop. It does NOT require root access, no time limit, no watermark, ad free and very easy to use with one action to start and stop recording. 
This screen recording app will let you make beautiful screencast videos by providing every feature that you need in a simple and elegant user experience design.

AZ screen recorder lets you record your screen to HD and FullHD videos and it is the only screencast app in the Android market that can be paused and resumed while recording.
You can also record audio from the mic and it is automatically muxed into the screencast videos. That makes it very convenient to create tutorial, promotional video, comment about your game and gameplay or record video chat.
The floating window always staying on top will let you snap at the exact moment on any screen.
In the settings, you can enable screen touches so the people who are watching your videos will know exactly what you are doing.
Additionally, there are many other features in this free screen recorder such as setting video resolution, bit-rate, screen orientation, customized timer to stop, saving directory selection, view/share or delete your recorded videos... All of them are free for you!

Our goal is to develop the best free screen recorder that makes everyone satisfied but if you want to support us and/or want to upgrade to pro version, you can buy the donation package and get the super cool and unique features that cannot be found from any other screen recorder in the market :
★ Magic button : a button that controls your recording without showing anything on the screen. Thus, your video viewers will solely focus on the app, the game or whatever you want to screencast.
★ Overlay front camera : you can record your face and your emotions in a small overlay window, which can be dragged freely to any position on the screen and customized to any size and opacity.
★ Countdown timer : is there something you have to prepare before recording ? Don't worry, the countdown timer will wait until you are ready to start and snap at the moment you want.
★ Draw on screen : this unique feature is huge when making a tutorial. You can emphasize, draw a symbol or mark something with any chosen colour directly on your screen.
★ Trim videos : the screencast can be long and contains unnecessary information, you can trim the parts you don't want to make your videos even more impressive.

What is Xposed Framework and How to Install it?

Xposed Framework is like Cydia for Android. A repository of tweaks that runs on rooted Android phones. These tweaks (called modules) let you add additional functionality, some that are custom ROM exclusives. Using Xposed, you can get the latest features from CM andMIUI while still having the stability of stock Android.

To get started, first make sure your phone is rooted, and then download and install Xposed Framework. More information about Xposed and the installation process is available here (click the links).

Where this will work: You’ll of course need a rooted Android phone capable of running the Xposed Framework. Also, Xposed doesn’t yet work on Lollipop. So you’ll need to be running KitKat for this. And on top of that, GravityBox only supports stock ROMs or ROMs based on stock. I used CM 11 and it worked for me without any issues, but your mileage may vary.

Recording your Screen Using GravityBox Module

Now that you have Xposed Framework installed, open the Xposed Installer app, go toDownloads and search for GravityBox.

Swipe to the Versions tab and download the latest version. After installation, go to theModules tab, tap the checkmark next to GravityBox and restart your phone. The module will be installed only after you restart your phone.

 

Now, you’ll find an app called GravityBox on your phone. Open it and first go to Power tweaks and check Screen record in power menu option. This will give you a quick way to start screen recording.

Now, go back, swipe down and open Screen recording options. Here you can specify things like bitrate, video resolution and the time. The time limit is important here. If you go above 3 minutes at a stretch you might not be able to use the stock binary.

Enjoy Recording Video

Now that it’s all set up, click and hold the power menu and select Screen record to start recording. You’ll see a new menu in the notification drawer.

 

You can stop recording or disable touch points from here. Once you stop the video you’ll find the saved video in the Screenshots folder in your local storage.

Here’s a screencast I recorded using GravityBox.