You’ll see a list of all the past meetings you’ve recorded locally and to the cloud, and you can select the meeting you want to view. You can also find links to all your recordings on the Zoom desktop client by clicking the Meetings tab, then the Recorded tab at the top of the left panel. Click the host link in your email to view and manage your recording, or share it with others using the “Share recording with viewers” link. Where to find your Zoom recordingīefore you do anything, you need to find your recording file!Ĭloud recordings take some time to process, so we’ll send you an email notification when yours is available. Cloud recording, enabled on all paid accounts, saves your recording to the Zoom Cloud where it can be viewed, shared, and downloaded.īoth Zoom cloud recordings and local recordings provide high-quality MP4 (video and audio) and M4A (audio only) files.Your recording file will be saved to your local computer’s hard drive. Local recording is available to all Zoom users.Depending on your account, you’ll have different options available for recording: See our video for a quick refresher on how to record a meeting on Zoom. You can also repurpose recordings to create on-demand content for your website or intranet. You can easily return to your recording to review action items from your call or share the video with those who weren’t present during the meeting. The recording name will be the name given to your Zoom session when it was scheduled and some additional details about the meeting recording will be given in the video description.Recording a Zoom Meeting has lots of benefits for you and your audience. Once it has been imported you will see your session in your Media Library section of your Canvas course.
Because the length of this process is determined by the duration of your recording and the processing time for both Zoom and Panopto, there may be a delay of up to a few hours between your recording ending and it being available in your Media Library. Once it has finished processing on Zoom’s cloud it will be imported in to your Media Library in your Canvas course. Once your recording has finished, it will be processed in Zoom’s cloud. To manually begin your session recording, select “record” once in your session and then select “record to the cloud”.Ĭonfirm your recording has been imported to your Media Library Also, be sure to disable “join before host” to prevent recording students who join the meeting before the host arrives. To have your meeting automatically be recorded to be sent to your Media Library, select “Record the meeting automatically” in your meeting settings and ensure “in the cloud” is selected. Zoom sessions can be set to automatically be recorded when you are scheduling the meeting, or have the recording manually started while in the session.
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