AMX Screen Recorder Enters Open Beta
AMX Screen Recorder is now open for public beta testing — high-bitrate capture built for 120 FPS gameplay, internal audio, no watermark. Here is what works today and what is still landing.
BetaRecord your screen with internal audio. 120 FPS, no watermark, no time limit.
AMX Screen Recorder records your screen in high quality with internal audio — no root, no watermark and no time limit. It was built for one thing: recording gameplay without slowing the game down.
Sign up with the beta form and you get the build and the changelog. Fixes are also posted in the Telegram channel.
Shizuku is not needed. Screen capture is granted by Android’s own confirmation dialog at the start of every recording session.
Every permission AMX Screen Recorder asks for, and what it is used for.
Full detail is in the AMX Screen Recorder privacy policy.
The things worth knowing up front, rather than after.
Sign up through the beta form at https://forms.gle/npu7trQbBxEZH4dNA and the current build is sent to you. Builds and changelogs are also posted in the Telegram channel, t.me/FPS_UNLOCKER.
Neither. There is no watermark on your videos and no recording time limit — the only stopping point is the storage left on your device.
Android requires the microphone permission for both microphone recording and internal audio capture. If you choose “No audio”, it is never used.
Internal audio capture needs Android 10 or newer and only works with apps that allow it. Some music and video streaming apps block capture for copyright reasons. That is an Android restriction that no recorder can bypass.
Everything you need to record screen video is free: up to 60 FPS, 24 Mbps video and 192 kbps audio. Pro unlocks the top of the range — 120 FPS and Auto frame rate, 48 Mbps video, 320 kbps audio and the Quick Settings tile.
Video files are written to your device’s own media storage in Movies/AMXRecorder and appear in your gallery like any other video. They are never uploaded, scanned or transmitted anywhere.
AMX Screen Recorder is now open for public beta testing — high-bitrate capture built for 120 FPS gameplay, internal audio, no watermark. Here is what works today and what is still landing.