How to record a WhatsApp video call on Android
It can sometimes be useful to record WhatsApp video calls on Android, especially during an interview. In this article, we explain how to do it, step by step. Don't worry, it's very simple.
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Is it legal to record video conversations?
Before you rush to download an application to record your call, it is important to answer this question. Indeed, it would be a pity to be a victim of legal proceedings for your action.
Be aware that in some countries, case law allows a telephone conversation to be recorded for possible use as evidence. Of course, it must be in accordance with your dispute and must not infringe on fundamental rights and freedoms. As with a traditional call, you simply have to inform the other party of the recording of the conversation and the other party agrees to it. If you refuse, you cannot record the video conversation.
Of course, it is possible to record a conversation without wanting to use it in a legal situation. This can be for an interview or a memory for example.
How to record a WhatsApp video call on Android
To record a WhatsApp video call on Android, it is necessary to install an app. Android does not natively offer the option, however, some manufacturers natively offer the ability to record the screen (with sound) of your Android smartphone. This is the case with Huawei smartphones in particular. If you do not have such an option, you must download an external application.
To record a WhatsApp video call on Android, then follow these instructions:
- Download MNML Screen Recorder from the Google Play Store. The application is available for free.
- Open the application, click on the three dots at the top right, and select Settings.
- Click on the recording part named Recording and activate Record Audio.
- Go back to the application and click on Record at the bottom right. A three-second counter starts before you start recording your screen (and sound), and a warning message appears indicating that the application will record everything that will be displayed on the screen. Confirm and the recording will start.
- Then open WhatsApp and call the contact you want.
- Once the conversation is over, click on the stop button (square shape) accessible from the quick notification bar or open the MNML application and click on Stop in the bottom right.
- Go back to the MNML application. Your WhatsApp video conversation is displayed. You can view it on your smartphone and share it with your friends!
Do you have another method? Feel free to let us know yours in the comments!
Thanks for this article, I find it helpful since I have been looking for ways to record my Whatsapp call on my Android. But, for recording online desktop sessions, I'm using AceThinker Screen Grabber Pro. I can record video calls smoothly, and I can add shapes, lines, and texts to highlight important notes.
As Ironman said before, this app does not record the incoming audio of the person calling you, during recording of whatsApp video call. The outgoing audio (your voice) is recorded, but the incoming audio is not.
This app doesn't record the audio on Whatsapp video call. Do you have a solution to that?
Nowadays some Android devices already have some built-in screen recording function, like Huawei devices. Although for recording Whatsapp video call I also often use an app called ApowerREC . This tool can be used without system root and provides additional functions and can record camera feeds as well. It is currently available from this page. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.apowersoft.apowerrec&hl=en
This app doesn't record the audio of the other person on video call. Especially when one is using earphones. Do you have a solution to that?
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10 months ago Link to commentlooks a bit complicated
Not working on my S10+