FocuSee Guide

Learn how to create pro screen recordings with FocuSee. Use auto-zoom and AI features like avatars and voice enhancement to easily produce engaging, polished videos. Download and try it now.

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Record Android Phone/Tablet (Mac Only, Coming Soon for Windows)

Whether you encounter the similar situations below?

"I need a way to capture my Samsung device screen and my computer's webcam concurrently for a product demonstration. Could you please advise how to set this up?"

"I want to capture my Android screen directly on my computer with smooth performance and clear audio, whether I'm recording mobile gameplay, an app tutorial, or a step-by-step walkthrough. Can FocuSee help with this? "

With Record Android Phone/Tablet, you can easily connect your Android phone or tablet to your computer and start recording right away. Whether you're creating tutorials, walkthroughs, or other content, FocuSee ensures high-resolution, lag-free recordings. This guide will walk you through connecting your Android device, configuring recording settings, and editing and exporting your videos for professional results.

Computer System Requirements

Operating System	Windows OS (Record Android Phone/Tablet coming soon)	macOS
Version	Windows 10 or later	macOS 10.15 or later, optimal on macOS 12.3 and above
Processor	Intel i5 or higher, dual-core 2.9GHz or above	Apple M1 or later, or Intel-based Mac
Memory	At least 8GB RAM	At least 8GB RAM

Supported Android Devices

All Android phones and tablets with Android 11 and above

Supported Video Output Formats

MP4, GIF

Supported Video Resolution

480P, 720P, 1080P, 2K, 4K

Step 1. Download and Install FocuSee.

Visit our official website to download FocuSee onto your computer. Ensure your internet connection is stable during the download and installation process. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete installation.

Step 2. Configure Settings Before Recording.

Launch FocuSee on your computer. The video creation interface will appear. Before recording, configure your camera, microphone, and speaker settings. You can also enable the Teleprompter feature to help you deliver content smoothly.

1Camera Setting: Tab the Camera icon to enable or disable the webcam. Click on the dropdown option to access the compatible webcams on your computer and choose the preferred one. When recording device, only the camera connected to your computer is supported.

2Microphone Setting: Tab the Microphone icon to enable or disable the microphone. Click on the dropdown menu to view the list of compatible microphones on your system and select your desired option. When recording device, only the microphone on the computer can be selected.

3System Audio: Click on the System Audio icon to toggle system audio on or off. Access the dropdown menu to display the list of supported system audio devices on your computer and choose the desired one. It also supports selecting to record audio from a selected application only. When recording device, you can record both computer and mobile system audio separately.

4Teleprompter: Click the Teleprompter icon from the bottom-right corner in the recording mode interface. Here, you can easily customize the teleprompter's scrolling speed, font size, color, and background transparency. Click here to explore advanced teleprompter usage tips.

If no camera, microphone, or speaker is detected on your computer, it will show no corresponding device detected. Please ensure that the devices are available to record the content you desire.

Step 3. Select the Recording Mode.

Choose Device mode from the recording options to begin recording your Android screen.

Step 4. Connect Your Android Device to the Computer.

Select your Android device's operating system to begin the connection process.

Connect your Android device to your computer using a USB cable. Enable USB Debugging on your device. When the "Allow USB Debugging" prompt appears, tap Allow or Confirm, then select MTP Mode. If the prompt does not appear, re-enable USB Debugging and switch to MTP mode. Once connected successfully, FocuSee will automatically recognize your device.

If your Android failed to be detected via USB cable, please check the instructions below:

1. Check whether you are using the latest version of FocuSee. If not, please download it.

2. Check if you have enabled USB debugging option in Settings.

3. Reconnect the Android device or give another USB cable a try.

4. Please make sure your Android device can be detected by the computer.

5. Check whether you have the latest version of USB Driver and ADB Driver on your computer and device. If not, download and update from your Android device official website.

After connecting, your Android screen will be mirrored in FocuSee, ready for recording. If you have multiple devices connected successfully, you can switch between them before starting the recording.

Step 5. Initiate Recording.

Adjust your camera, microphone, and audio settings as needed. Click the purple REC button to begin recording your Android screen.

Locking the screen during a recording session on an Android 11 device will result in the loss of device audio. Please ensure the device stays unlocked for the entire process.

Step 6. Wait for the Recording Countdown.

FocuSee will display a 3-second countdown before recording starts to give you time to prepare. Once the countdown ends, your Android screen recording will start automatically, and you can begin your demonstration.

Step 7. Complete the Recording.

When your session is finished, click the purple Stop button to end the recording. Your recording will be automatically saved for editing.

Click Stop Icon to Complete the Recording

Step 8. Edit the Video.

You can directly edit your video in FocuSee by cropping, trimming, and adjusting both the video background and the device frame.

1. When recording from an Android device, zoom effects are not applied automatically. If needed, you can manually add them during the editing process. Please note that cursor effects and shortcut key features are not supported when editing Android device recordings.

2. Please click the following post to learn more about video editing details: Edit the Recording.

Step 9. Export the Video.

Once editing is complete, please click the Export button to export the video. Before exporting the video, you can set the video output parameters on this interface.

1Name: The name by which the video file will be saved.

2Save Path: The location on your computer where the video will be saved.

3Format: The video format in which the video will be saved as MP4 or GIF format.

4Frame Rate: Set the frame rate to 10, 20, 24, 25, 30, 50, or 60 frames per second (FPS).

5Resolution: Set the export resolution to 480 P, 720P, 1080P, 2K, or 4K.

6Quality: Higher video quality results in better image clarity, but also increases project file size and export time.

If you have further question after reading this guide, please refer to FAQs page to check more solutions. Or you can contact our Support Team to get further help. We are here to help you!

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