Pavel Jelic Recently, it is quite common for users on social networks to share videos with some music playing in the background. But the truth is, unfortunately, these videos always come from third-party apps like Instagram and others. You may be wondering why this is so - the answer is simple. When you have music playing on your iPhone and you go to the Camera application, where you open the Video section, playback ends automatically and it is not possible to turn it on again. Fortunately, there is a kind of "detour" with which you can record a video with music in the background directly in the Camera.
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How to record a video on iPhone with music playing in the background
At the outset, it is necessary to mention that the procedure that we will present below is only available on the iPhone XS and later. In particular, you must have the QuickTake function available, with which you can use detours and record a video with music in the background. If you meet the conditions, proceed as follows:
- First, of course, you need to be on an iPhone started playing music.
- Now go to the application in the classic way Camera.
- To record a video, you would now go to the Video section - but that's it don't do your music will turn off.
- Instead, stay in the section GALLERY a keep your finger on the trigger at the bottom of the screen.
- This will happen start recording video and the sound does not pause.
- To continue recording the video, it is now necessary that you they kept their finger on the trigger all the time (similar to Instagram), or swipe right, which will "lock" the recording.
- After you want stop recording as simple as that lift your finger off the trigger, respectively on her tap again.
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The QuickTake function, as its name suggests, is used to start video recording as quickly as possible. The above procedure is therefore a kind of detour, and it is quite possible that Apple will come up with a fix in a future version of iOS and it will no longer be possible to record videos with sound in the background via the Camera. If you own an older device without QuickTake and want to record a video with music in the background, as mentioned above, you'll need a third-party app - like Instagram or Snapchat. Finally, I would like to point out that the quality deteriorates when recording video via QuickTake, to 1440 x 1920 pixels for 30 FPS.
You can also record phone conversations in this style. And without expensive third-party services.