Recording Your Sirtet Gameplay Session

Having trouble with Sirtet? Help the developer debug your issue by recording a short video of what’s happening. This guide walks you through the process.

Quick link: Upload your video here

What You’ll Need

• Your iPhone or Android device
• The Sirtet app
• A few minutes to record the issue

Step 1: Enable Touch Indicators in Sirtet

Touch indicators show visual dots on your screen where you’re tapping. This helps the developer see exactly what you’re doing.

How to Enable Touch Indicators

1. Open Sirtet
2. Tap the Settings icon (gear icon) at the top right
3. Scroll to the Other section
4. Toggle “Touch Indicators” to ON
   • You’ll see the label change to show it’s active
   • When enabled, small colored dots will appear on your screen whenever you tap

Once enabled, touch indicators will show during gameplay and are visible in screen recordings.

Step 2: Record Your Screen

Use your device’s native screen recording tool to capture your gameplay. Choose the instructions for your device type.

iOS (iPhone/iPad)

Adding Screen Recording to Control Center (If Not Already There)

1. Open Settings
2. Go to Control Center
3. Scroll down to More Controls
4. Find Screen Recording and tap the + button next to it
5. Close Settings

Record Your Gameplay

1. Open Control Center
   • iPhone with Face ID: Swipe down from top-right corner
   • iPhone with Home button: Swipe up from bottom
2. Long-press (hold) the Recording icon (red circle)
3. Tap Microphone to toggle audio on/off (optional)
4. Tap Start Recording
   • A countdown (3, 2, 1) appears
   • Red status bar appears at top while recording
5. Play through the issue in Sirtet (try to reproduce the problem)
6. Open Control Center and tap the red Recording icon to stop
7. Your video is automatically saved to Photos > Albums > Screen Recordings

Pro tip: Record for 20-30 seconds of the actual issue happening. Don’t record your entire game session—just the problematic part.

Android (11 and newer)

Add Screen Recording to Quick Settings (If Not Already There)

1. Open Quick Settings (swipe down twice from top)
2. Tap the Edit icon (pencil)
3. Find Screen Recorder and drag it up to the visible tiles
4. Tap outside to save

Record Your Gameplay

1. Open Quick Settings (swipe down twice)
2. Tap Screen Recorder
3. A popup appears—tap Start recording
   • Audio recording option may appear (you can enable or skip)
4. Play through the issue in Sirtet
5. Open Quick Settings and tap Screen Recorder again to stop
6. Video saves to Gallery > Videos or Files > Videos

Pro tip: Record the same way as iOS—just capture the issue itself, not a long session.

Android (10 and older)

If your Android device doesn’t have a native screen recorder, use Google Play Games:

1. Install Google Play Games from Play Store
2. Open the app and sign in
3. Search for Sirtet in the app list
4. Tap the record icon
5. Play through the issue
6. Tap the stop icon
7. Video is saved to your device

Step 3: Send the Video

Once you have your recording, send it to the developer for analysis.

What to Include

When sending your video, please provide:

• Your device: Model and OS version (e.g., “iPhone 14 Pro, iOS 17.2” or “Samsung Galaxy S23, Android 13”)

• What you were trying to do: Brief description of your actions

• What went wrong: What happened instead of what you expected

• Optional: Filename suggestion format:

  device-issue-description.mp4
  Example: iPhone14Pro-stuck-after-tetromino-select.mp4

Upload Your Video

1. Go to: Upload Video
   • Note: If this link doesn’t work, the developer will provide an updated one
2. Click “Add files” or drag your video onto the page
3. Your video automatically uploads to a secure location
4. No Dropbox account needed—you can upload as a guest

Privacy & Security

• Your video is uploaded securely to Dropbox
• Only the developer has access to the folder
• Videos are used only for debugging and improving Sirtet
• Videos can be deleted anytime by the developer after they’re reviewed

Troubleshooting

“Touch indicators aren’t showing in my video”

• Verify you enabled Touch Indicators in Sirtet Settings before recording
• Make sure you started the screen recording after enabling indicators
• Try toggling the setting off and back on

“I can’t find the Screen Recording option”

iOS: - Go to Settings > Control Center > More Controls - Make sure Screen Recording appears in the list - Tap the + to add it if it’s missing

Android: - Swipe down twice to open full Quick Settings - Tap the Edit icon (pencil or three dots) - Look for Screen Recorder and drag it to the top section - If you don’t see it, your device may not support native screen recording—use Google Play Games instead

“My recording file is too large to upload”

• Try recording a shorter segment (20-30 seconds of the issue is enough)
• You can use your device’s built-in video editor to trim the file:
  • iOS: Open in Photos, tap Edit, adjust the timeline
  • Android: Use Google Photos or Files app to trim
• Alternatively, upload to Google Drive and share the link instead

“I’m not sure what to record”

The key is capturing the exact moment the issue happens: - Start recording - Navigate to where the problem occurs - Perform the action that causes the issue - Let it play out for a few seconds - Stop recording

That’s it! The developer can see the touch points and understand what went wrong.

Need More Help?

If you have questions about this process, feel free to reach out to the developer. They’ll be happy to help troubleshoot!