Note
The following information is about Microsoft Stream (Classic) which will eventually be retired and replaced by Stream (on SharePoint). To start using the newer video solution today, just upload your videos to SharePoint, Teams, Yammer, or OneDrive. Videos stored in Microsoft 365 the way you'd store any other file is the basis for Microsoft Stream (on SharePoint). Learn more...
Record a video using the Microsoft Stream (Classic) mobile app
When you record a video using the Microsoft Stream (Classic) mobile app on either your iPhone or Android phone, there are many artful as well as standard recording-related features—including annotations—that you can use. The best part? Most of these features are available before and during recording.
Sometimes, in the same recording, you need to switch from recording with a self-view camera 
to a world-view one. And even if you don't think you have nimble editing fingers, we make it easy for you to record multiple clips, string them together, and rearrange them into new compositions.
Record a video using the Microsoft Stream (Classic) mobile app with an iPhone
Standing recording functions
| Icon | Name | Details | When used |
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Auto flash | Turn flash to on or off | Before and during recording |
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Undo | Undo your latest annotation | During and recording |
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Clear | Wipe the slate clean and start annotating afresh | During and after recording (iPhone only) |
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Redo | Redo your latest annotation | During and after recording (iPhone only) |
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Rotate | Flips the camera from world-view to self-view | Before and during recording |
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Play | Play the recording | After the recording |
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Cancel | Discard the recording | During and after recording (for iPhone only; for Android, use the Back button) |
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Restart | Restart the recording | During and after recording |
Record a video on an iPhone or Android
Open the Microsoft Stream (Classic) app
Select +, then Create new video from the list that pops up at the bottom
Select
to choose a camera view, either stay in world-view or switch to self-viewNote
The default mode is the world-view camera, but when you rotate the camera, the mode will change to self-view.
Select
to begin recordingSelect any of the recording-related buttons or annotations to enhance the recording or learn how to edit a recording
We'd love to hear from you
Use the feedback tool by shaking your device or going to Settings > Help and Feedback > Share feedback.
Email:
Report iOS issues to streamiosstore@microsoft.com.
Report Android issues to streamandstore@microsoft.com.