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In the video, Jaby from Unique Tutorials provides a detailed guide on recording internal audio on Android smartphones using the "Audio Recorder by Exit Research" app. He begins by instructing viewers to install the app from the Play Store. Jaby then explains configuring the app, including setting the audio format to MP3 and choosing "internal audio" as the recording source. He also demonstrates setting a custom directory for saving recordings. In the latter part of the video, Jaby shows how to record audio, using music as an example, and access the recorded files via the file manager. The tutorial is aimed at helping users record internal audio seamlessly, encouraging them to like and subscribe if they find the content helpful.
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In this part of the video, Jaby from Unique Tutorials shows how to record internal audio on any Android smartphone. He instructs viewers to first go to the Play Store and search for an application named “Audio Recorder by Exit Research.” After locating it, viewers should install the app.
Once installed, Jaby guides users to open the app, access its settings via the three-dot icon on the top right corner, and choose their preferred audio format, such as MP3. He explains the importance of setting the recording source and demonstrates how to select “internal audio” as opposed to external sounds. Additionally, he shows how to set the recording folder location to a custom directory, such as Downloads, and create a new folder named Recorder for organizing the audio files.
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In this part of the video, the presenter demonstrates how to use an application to record internal audio on an Android smartphone. They start by playing some music and then using the app to record it. After recording, they show how to access the recorded file by navigating through the file manager to the specified download folder. The presenter emphasizes that this application allows users to easily record only the internal audio. They encourage viewers who find the tutorial useful to like the video and subscribe to the channel.