Quick Answer: How to Screen Record on Ios 11?
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Record your screen

  • Go to Settings > Control Center > Customize Controls, then tap next to Screen Recording.
  • Swipe up from the bottom edge of any screen.
  • Press deeply on and tap Microphone.
  • Tap Start Recording, then wait for the three-second countdown.
  • Open Control Center and tap .

How to record your iPhone or iPad’s screen in iOS 11

  • Open Control Center by swiping up from the bottom of the Home screen.
  • Tap the Screen Recording button.
  • Exit Control Center by swiping it back down or just tapping the down-facing arrow at the top of the screen.
  • Swipe up to open Control Center when you’re finished recording.
  • Tap the Screen Recording button.

Enabling Screen Recording

  • Open the Settings app.
  • Choose Control Center.
  • Select “Customize Controls.”
  • Tap the + button next to “Screen Recording” to add it to the “Include” section.

Tap the button to turn audio recording on, then tap Start Recording. The microphone button will turn red when activated as a reminder that audio will be captured. Now iOS 11 will record using your device’s microphone along with whatever is on the screen.To record your iPhone screen, you need to add Screen Recording to Control Center. This will only work with an iPhone running iOS 11 or later. To add Screen Recording to Control Center, open the Settings app, tap Control Center, and select Customize Controls. Then tap the green circle next to Screen Recording.

Why is there no sound when I screen record?

Step 2: Press & hold on the Screen Recording button until you see a pop-up with Microphone audio option. Step 3: Tap Microphone icon to turn Audio On in red color. If the microphone is on and screen recording no sound still, you can try to turn it off and on for several times.

How can I record my screen for free?

A powerful, free screen recorder

  1. Capture any part of your screen and start recording.
  2. Add and size your webcam for picture in picture effect.
  3. Narrate from your selected microphone as you record.
  4. Add stock music and captions to your recording.
  5. Trim the start and end to remove unnecessary parts.
Chloe Bennett

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