if you are to both play and record the game at the same time, i think the best option still is to use pen and paper.
kifu paper is available online, very helpful.
after finishing the game, make a .sgf file from the kifu.
How to record games on mobile with android
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Re: How to record games on mobile with android
I like using pen and paper, but I can't really say that its the best.sybob wrote:if you are to both play and record the game at the same time, i think the best option still is to use pen and paper.
Electronic recording apps make it so much easier, and far less distracting, not having to remember move numbers and such.
I only use paper mostly because I can't afford the apps/devices.
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Re: How to record games on mobile with android
Tossing another vote in for Gobandroid. It's really great and comes with some nice extras like problems and pre-recorded SGFs.
It's available on F-Droid (https://f-droid.org/) as well.
Here's the app's page there: https://f-droid.org/repository/browse/? ... android_hd.
It's available on F-Droid (https://f-droid.org/) as well.
Here's the app's page there: https://f-droid.org/repository/browse/? ... android_hd.
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Re: How to record games on mobile with android
A lot of digital clocks will display and increment the move number for you as moves are made. Of course, this doesn't help when your opponent fails to punch their clock and you punch yours without noticing.xed_over wrote:I like using pen and paper, but I can't really say that its the best.sybob wrote:if you are to both play and record the game at the same time, i think the best option still is to use pen and paper.
Electronic recording apps make it so much easier, and far less distracting, not having to remember move numbers and such.
I only use paper mostly because I can't afford the apps/devices.