How do you record your iPhone's screen?

You can use Quick time to do this... Open Quicktime, choose new movie recording, a new quicktime window will open to the right of the red dot, is an arrow, click it and select iPhone... then click the red dot to begin recording... everything you do on your iPhone should display on the screen and record...

Mac Basics: QuickTime Player creates, plays, edits, and shares video and audio files - Apple Support

How to Record iPhone and iPad Screen Wirelessly (No Jailbreak)? Check here for complete tutorial

http://www.iappnalysis.com/2015/01/how-to-record-iphone-and-ipad-screen-no-jailb reak.html

TThis people dont know anything go into emu4ios.com and download there shou or in the app store or hip store

Use Shou! It's free, takes seconds to download and it doesn't need jailbreak... Problem solved! It can record videos in 1080P and your can record in mp4 or mov and you can choose which orientation the screen is recorded in!!! Search Shou and click the website with emu4ios it's the only screen recorder that workd

Although it isn't free, it is a one-stop solution for just about every newer iOS device. As long as it doesnt use the old charger (the wide one), ScreenFlow v5 works wonderfully! It records any connected iOS device, your Macs screen, etc. Its perfect. It is a little pricey, but its worth every cent.

http://www.telestream.net/screenflow/overview.htm

This software is not only 1299 is now 1499 also you have to have the companion app as well which cost a further 599 it is no sluggish and unreliable

For those of you still searching, use the Quicktime solution. I just tested it and it works very well. The nice part is that it comes with OSX now, so free is the basis of it. Ignore this other reflector or whatever and the emio4...blah blah junk.

If your phone can update to IOS 8 or above and you have a Mac running OS X Yosemite or above you can use this easy solution with no download necessary

1. Connect your phone to your computer via the charging cable
2. open QuickTime (does not have to be pro edition)
3. a window will pop up ignore it
4. go to file > new movie recording
5. another window will pop up with you in it
6. at the bottom of that window where the record button is there is a small arrow
7. click that arrow and change the check box from Built-In-Camera to your phone
8. click record and your ready to go!
9. to stop the recording click the stop button at the top of your mac in the bar.

I hope this helps you!

It's now 2016 and if anyone is still out there looking for the solution, Reflector 2 by AirSquirrels worked for me.

I tried before I bought, since the software allows users to do that.

Installed to a 5-year old tablet (-- see list of equipment tested below). After installation, launch Reflector 2 on your PC before going to your phone or iPad.

Click AirPlay and your PC will appear on the list. That's it. No need to also buy an app for the iPhone if all you want is to project to the PC and record whatever is happening on your iOS device screen.

Worked perfectly, and I was smiling all the way to the checkout, glad to know someone solved this problem for the price of a few coffees.

Oh and one extra special touch: the correct device frame was automatically added to the video. That would have been either a horrible battle to do it with CSS or have to pay lots of money to have a commercial service frame it for you.

That's all for this field report.

Tablet PC: 64-bit Asus EP 121, Windows 10 Pro

iPhone 6S

iPad Model ME392LL/A (Pretty old, without Touch ID)

I had the exact same problem and I know how to do it on a mac if this helps at all. On a Mac, there's an app called QuickTime Player and there might be one like that on a Sony which allows you to record your computer screen if you open the application and then go to the toolbar, select 'File' and click 'New Screen Recording'. If you want to record your iPhone screen, get your lightning cable and attach your phone to your computer. Go to QuickTime Player and select 'New Movie Recording'. A clip of you should appear but next to the record button should be an arrow facing down and if you click on that, your iPhone name (like mine is called Edith's iPhone) should appear. Click on that and then a recording of your phone should be there. Hope this helps!

You can use this tool. Works like Reflector. but its online version is free and doesn't have any time limit in recording. Or you can also use iRec Beta. It requires you to download Emu4iOS Store first and install this app from there. After that, you can record your iPhone screen directly.

You already have the app for it on you computer. http://www.tekrevue.com/tip/record-iphone-screen-quicktime/

Aaplmath, go to http://iosem.us and download the profile, download airshou from the app, trust airshou, follow the instructions from the airshou app

If you have a mac,

you can plug it in via your charging cable open quick time and do a movie recording.

You'll need to go the red button to start it, get the drop down menu and select your iPhone.

If you want audio do the same too.

I believe it does give a different battery life and time to what your phone it at.

Hope this helps:)

• Connect your iPhone to your Mac via a Lightning Cable
• Open QuickTime on your Mac, and select File > New Movie Recording
• A recording window will appear. Click the arrow next to the Record button, and select your iPhone from the dropdown menu that appears
• Click the Record button and go about your business on your iPhone
• Once you're done, click the Stop button and save the video 🙂