Is there a way to record the screen of the iOS simulator and some sort of indicator? I basically want to replicate what Robinhood has done here: https://www.robinhood.com/
Please download the Jing software from here. By this you will be able to capture screencast of iOS Simulator.
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I am able to open the gallery in swift language but not able to open the camera.
I googled and tried so many codes but still problem continues.
In one question I have found that we can't open the camera in simulator,
is that true?
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Yes that is true this must be tested on a real device
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xcode has the ability to take screenshot on iPhone when the phone is connected (Organizer->Screenshots->New Screenshot). My question is how can I implement the same thing.
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I have an app that creates graphics and I've only tested it on an iPad with retina display (screen scale of 2). Because the app heavily depends on this screen density, I'm looking for a way to exclude earlier versions of iPad, as well as iPad mini from being able to download my app from the app store.
Is there some xCode project flag or some device feature that I can use to make sure that my iOS 6.0 app would not be sold to devices which do not have retina displays?
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hi am doing an app in iphone with camera integration.i am using an iphone 3gS for testing.
My client wants to see the app so he has asked me to send a video showing the complete workflow. Since the app uses camera i cant run the app on stimulator.
Is there any app for iphone which captures its screen.
i dont want to jailbreak my iphone
There's no way to natively record the screen on a non-jailbroken iPhone.
Two solutions occur to me:
Why not just use the simulator? It can't take photos, sure, but you can "rig" the code to pretend a photo was taken, when in fact you're using a dummy shot. Be sure to tell the client, and explain the workflow is the same.
You could use AirPlay mirroring. Turn on Airplay mirroring, which streams the entire iPhone screen, mirroring to a Mac server like http://www.airserverapp.com/. Then record the mirrored output. There is a little lag in this process, but it should work fine.
iOS 11 will finally allow screen recording.
Well, if the client must have a video, you could always record the actual device with a digital camera. I know this answer sounds like I'm mocking you, but I'm not...it might be the only way to record video from a non-jailbroken device.
Similar to #Adam Wright's second point. A "cleaner" way than actually using a digital camera may be to use Reflector to display your iOS device's screen on your Mac and then use one of the many free screen recording apps on Mac (e.g QuickTime Player) to record that section of the screen.
iTool is very good tool to record screen, all the professional guy use this, it has also more options just like itunes. Here is the link to download
http://itool.en.softonic.com/mac
Open QuickTime on your Mac and run the application on simulator. Select New Screen Recording from File option and select only selected area or full screen option to record a video. That's it!