

Tap the screen recording icon (you’ll see a three-second countdown, then a red bar at the top of the screen to indicate it’s being recorded).So follow these steps to record the video part of the FaceTime call: Now you should be ready to record you screen.
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Go to Settings > Control Centre > Customise Controls, scroll down and tap the green plus sign next to Screen Recording. If it’s not there, you need to go into Settings and tell iOS to display the screen recording feature in Control Centre.
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Click the red record icon, then click anywhere to start recording the full screen, or click and drag across the FaceTime window if you want to be more selective.


Since you want to record the audio too you need to choose a microphone from Settings so Click on Options and choose Built-In Microphone.You can select that area you want to record before triggering the recording, or just drag the box over it. If you want to record a portion of the screen, click on the Record Selected Portion option.(If you have more than one screen click and hold on the Record button and you will see the option Screen 1 and Screen 2.) If you select Record Entire Screen just click on the Record button that appears beside Options.You will see options to take standard screen shots as well as Record Entire Screen, or Record Selected Portion.Press Command + Shift + 5 to open the screenshot tools.You can use the Screen Record tool which arrived in Mojave to record anything that is happening on your screen, including audio.
