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Hello,

for the documentation of a project I would like to record the screen of my Nexus One as a movie or at least in form of a lot of images, which I can convert into a movie. Is that possible? Is there an app for it? For the moment I only know about this screen capture functions in the SDK's tool directory.

+2  A: 

Do you need it from the device itself, or would from an emulator do? Here is a Nexus One Emulation Skin.

Here is information about the Dalvik Debug Monitor which claims to:

which provides port-forwarding services, screen capture on the device, thread and heap information on the device

(emphasis is mine) I am not an Android Developer, so I can't comment on the usefulness of the tool.

Larry Smithmier
Thanks. Unfortunately I'm using multicast and wifi in my application so it's not possible to use the emulator for it. The ddms-tool is the one I meant by pointing to the SDK's tool directory above. Are there any other tools around?
Nils
+1  A: 

I've successfully used this to capture playback on the phone.

Soumya Simanta
+2  A: 

I've use two tools and both work well:

  1. Androidscreencast fps 4-5
  2. Droid@Screen fps 30
lander16
thanks !!! Works great !!! AndroidScreencast supports exactly what I need to record a movie.
Nils
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As far I know you can only record screen of an Android device from a PC.

You need to use a tool that will put the phone's screen onto PC. For this you can use Droid@Screen . I use this tool for presentation purposes. Than on PC you use whatever screen recording app.

Pentium10