Here's How to Record Screenshot Video on Android KitKat

CALIFORNIA - The ability to download the screenshots in Android-based smart phones were first introduced in the operating system Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich . Well , now with the latest version of Android 4.4 KitKat offer different flavors . Where , the user can be snapped screenshots of video footage .

Quoted Laptopmag , Saturday ( 21/12/2013 ) initially developed a team of Android developers KitKat Record Screen function to record the workings of their application in making promotional or training videos .

Rather than to reveal screenshots by pressing a combination of keys on the device , requiring supplies of Record Screen Android Software Development Kit ( SDK ) and a few Command Prompt commands to generate snapshots in the form of a video recording device .

Here are the steps that must be considered to start setting up the Android SDK on Android video recording using a Windows PC :

1 . Type developer.android.com / sdk in the url on your Windows PC .

2 . Click ' Download SDK and ADT Bundle for Windows ' .

3 . Select the software version of the 32 - or 64 - bit and agree ' terms and conditions ' and click on the Download Bundle for Windows SDK ADT again .

4 . Save the file in your file directory .

5 . Extract the entire Zip file to a folder on your desktop . To make it easier , you can put this folder anywhere, but make sure you should be able to find it in the Command Prompt again when asked to run the ADB commands .

6 . Click the SDK Manager in the folder ' adt - bundle - windows- x86_64 - ( date folder ) ' .

7 . Before you click the Install 1 Package , a small box options Updates / New and Installed and API Level tercontreng . Degan so , this will install the USB drivers Google . So , you can connect an Android phone to a computer to run the ADB commands .

8 . Click Accept and Install License .

9 . Tap the Settings icon on your device's screen to make arrangements .

10 . Select About Phone in the subcategory System .

11 . Select the Build Number and tap up to seven times to unlock developer mode on device ( in the example using the Nexus 5 ) . Sounds a little silly , but it is necessary to enable developer mode . Thus , allowing you to enable USB debugging in the next step .

12 . Back again the main Settings menu .

13 . Select the Developer Options that exist in subcategories System .

14 . Select the small box Enable USB Debugging on your phone to be able to run the ADB commands .

15 . Connect your phone to the PC . The computer will automatically install the Google USB driver , so you can connect via ADB .

16 . Click OK in the pop - up window that appears on your phone . This is a computer authorization to enter ADB mode .

17 . Open Command Prompt .

18 . Navigate to the platform - tools directory in the Android SDK files contained on the desktop . This can be achieved through the command : cd

19 . Type " adb shell screenrecord/sdcard/filename.mp4 " to run this command . By doing so , it will start to record the screen of your device and your files will be saved to the location indicated . Defauly long recordings can be set for three minutes , although it can still be changed . You can find a complete list of the add-on commands on the Google Developers website .

20 . Save your recording device using a file management program , such as the ASTRO File Manager . You can share your screencast by downloading it to YouTube , Google+ , or just open it in the Android media player .