🔊 In-System & Microphone Recording

Online or offline, in-system or microphone — you can record it either way.

"In-system recording" means capturing the sound played inside the device directly (the other side's voice in online classes, podcasts, online meetings); "microphone recording" means using the microphone to pick up voices from the environment.

When to Use In-System Recording

• Online classes, podcasts, videos, online sharing sessions;
• Wanting to keep a video's narration as a text transcript.

The advantage of in-system recording is that it's clean: not affected by environmental noise, and the transcription accuracy is higher.

When to Use Microphone Recording

• In-person meetings, interviews, classes;
• Casual ideas jotted down by yourself;
• Interviews, conversations.

How to Use It

1. Enter the recording screen and tap the small phone icon in the top right;
2. Start playing the content you want to record (for in-system), or place the device well (for microphone);
3. Tap stop to end and save the recording.

⚠️ In-system recording depends on system capability, and behavior may differ across platforms and OS versions. If in-system recording isn't available, please update your system to the latest version and try again.

A Small Note

For microphone recording, we recommend not connecting earphones (earphone microphones have a very short effective recording range); before recording other people's speech, please follow local laws and the other person's wishes.

inFin provides the recording capability; how you use it is your responsibility.

FAQ

Q: Can I still mark key moments during in-system recording? Yes. While recording in-system, you can still type, mark, and insert photos — none of it interferes with the rest.

Q: Why is there no sound in in-system recording? Common causes: wrong recording source, or the app blocked in-system recording. Please check one by one.

Q: Does it work on Mac? In-system recording is not yet supported on Mac.