liteCam Android

The name liteCam is synonymous with screen recording functionality. With liteCam HD you can record anything that’s on your PC’s screen, with liteCam Game you can record DirectX and OpenGL games, and with liteCam Android you can record whatever is happening on your Android’s screen. Once you have the video recording, you can edit it and you can share it with others.

The system requirements for running liteCam Android are: 2GHz dual-core processor; 1GB of RAM or more; graphics card that supports DirectX 9 and WDDM and has at least 128MB video memory (512MB needed to record games); Internet Explorer 8 or newer, Windows Media Player 11 or newer, Windows 7 or newer.

To enjoy the functionality liteCam Android has to offer, you don’t have to root your Android device. You will need an Android device that is powered by 4.1 Jelly Bean. If the necessary USB driver is installed, if you already enabled Debugging Mode on your Android, you can connect your USB cable and get started with liteCam Android.

Once your Android is connected, you can use liteCam Android to take screenshots and to capture videos. You could create a video presentation for an interesting app, you could show off your skills in an Android game, and so on. Before you start the video capture, you can play with lots of settings that govern how liteCam Android works. When you’re done with the video capture, you can edit it, save it locally, or share it with others.

liteCam Android is not free. You can purchase a license from the liteCam store or from the STEAM website. Please note that the trial version will put a watermark on the output.

Go get liteCam Android and use it to easily capture what is on your Android's screen.