Let The World See How You Burn Your Enemies

Are you looking to create awesome videos of your Game of War game play, but have no idea how to do it?  Look no further than this article to prove to your friends that you do in fact slay your enemies during rallies.

If you have an Android phone, stream directly with Youtube Gaming!

Disclaimer: use some of these methods at your own risk!

Disclaimer 2: Non of these are mobile emulators for your desktop because in our opinion, all mobile emulators suck right now!

How Android Users can Record

If you have an Android Device, you are in luck! It's a fairly simple process and we have found four options that should work for most people.

1. AZ Screen Recorder

For those that have at least Lollipop 5.0.

What you need:

• Any Android device with at least Lollipop 5.0.
• The Free App, AZ Screen Recorder.

If you fit into this category, you're in luck!  This method does not involve jailbreaking your phone and the app required is free!  Also the process is so simple; download the app, open it, and begin recording.

Thanks to guidingtech.com for the information!

2. Lollipop Screen Recorder

Another More Basic Option.

If you are looking for a more simplistic method, then look no further than the bare bones Lollipop Screen Recorder. Like AZ Screen Recorder, all you need is:

• Any Android device with at least Lollipop 5.0
• The Free App, Lollipop Screen Recorder.

Once downloaded, you can start recording by pressing the shutter button. Can't beat that simplicity! However, you cannot control the recorded resolution, so if want a bigger aspect ratio, look elsewhere.

Again thanks to guidingtech.com for the information!

Rec

For those with an older operating system; involves jailbreaking.

What you need:

• A jailbroken device that is running on Android 4.4 KitKat. (If you want to root your phone here is the link).
• The Free App Rec. 

Once you have downloaded Rec. you can run the app in the background while you game for up to an hour.  Unfortunately, it does not record system sound.  After you are done, upload your videos to a YouTube with a voice over audio track for commentary. That's it!

Thanks to phoneArena.com for the information!

Recordable

For those with an older operating system; no jailbreaking.

What you need:

• Any Android device with at least Gingerbread 2.3.
• The $6.99 App, Recordable.

Just like Rec., Recordable will run in the background while you are gaming, but sadly, it does not record system sounds either. Fortunately, the video quality is awesome.

Thanks to phoneArena.com for the information!

How iPhone Users Can Record

If you have an iPhone, it gets a little trickier, but not impossible to record your screen!

QuickTime App

The free way for those with a Mac with Yosemite or higher and a device with a lightning connector.

What you need:

• A Mac with OS X Yosemite or higher
• An Apple device with a lightning connector.

To begin, connect your device to your computer. Next, open up the QuickTime app and go File -> New Movie Recording or press Command-Option-N.

When the program opens up, the webcam will engage; don't worry you can easily switch the source of the recording by clicking the small drop down menu next to the record button and clicking on your apple device.

If you do not see your device, make sure it is unlocked.

When you are ready, hit the record button! When you are done, make sure you save the new file.

Thanks to 9to5mac.com for the information!

Reflector 2

The way for those that have an older Mac or a PC, and have $14.99 to invest.

What you need:

• The Desktop application, Reflector 2
  • It has a Free 7-day trial!

Once you purchase the app, you'll need to turn on Airplay on your iPhone running at least iOS6. It should appear when you swipe up from the bottom of the screen if you have properly installed Reflector 2. If you have problems doing this check out this link from the Reflector blog. Next you will need to make a screen recording from your Mac or PC.  Any of the following free applications will work with both types of computers:

• QuickTime Player
• Jing 
• Screener

That's it!  You can now publish your fresh recording or edit it to your liking.

Thanks to AirSquirrels for the information!

What's next?

Here's how to upload your awesome content to YouTube, from the experts themselves.

Uploading Your Video To Youtube

To get started uploading videos on YouTube from your desktop, follow the steps below:

1. Sign into YouTube.
2. Click the Upload button at the top of the page.
3. Before you start uploading the video you can chose the video privacy settings.
4. Select the video you'd like to upload from your computer. You can also record a video from your webcam, create a video slideshow or import a video from Google+.
5. As the video is uploading you can edit both the basic information and the advanced settings of the video, and decide if you want to notify subscribers (if you untick this option no communication will be shared with your subscribers). Partners will also be able to adjust their Monetization settings.
6. Click Publish to finish uploading a public video to YouTube. If you set the video privacy setting to Private or Unlisted, just click Done to finish the upload or click Share to privately share your video.
7. If you haven’t clicked Publish, your video won’t be viewable by other people. You can always publish your video at a later time in your Video Manager.

Once the upload is completed we will send you an email to notify you that your video is done uploading and processing. You can then forward that email to friends or family for easy sharing. If you prefer not to receive notification, you can opt out by visiting your email settings.

Uploading Your Video To Youtube (Android)

The easiest way to upload videos from an Android device is to use the YouTube app.

1. Sign into YouTube.
2. Touch the Accounts tab and select My videos.
3. Touch the Upload icon at the top of the screen.
4. Select the video you want to upload.
5. Adjust the title, description, tags and privacy settings of your video.
6. On supported devices, you'll also see a video preview with trim handles below it. Drag the trim handles to edit your video's length. A long press on the trim handle will allow you to zoom into a frame by frame view for exact trimming.
7. Touch the Upload icon.

Uploading Your Video To Youtube (Iphone)

You can upload videos from your iOS device directly from the YouTube app. Make sure you have the latest version of the YouTube iOS app installed. Follow the steps below:

1. Sign into YouTube.
2. Open the Guide  in the upper left corner of the screen and navigate to My Channel (or directly touch the Upload icon  on the guide.)
3. Touch the Upload icon at the top of the screen
4. Select the video you want to upload from your Camera roll and touch the confirmation button.
5. Adjust the title, description, tags and privacy settings of your video.
6. Touch the Upload icon .

Tip: Go to Settings > My videos to modify the type of connection used to upload videos. Use this setting to restrict uploads to Wi-Fi only.

You can also upload videos to YouTube from the YouTube Capture app or directly from the iOS Photos app. For more information about using YouTube Capture, visit the YouTube Capture help topic.

With all of this information at your fingertips, go out and record your victories!

Enjoy!