Once you sign in, you'll either head to My Meeting Settings or Meetings Settings depending on if you’re an administrator or an account member, and then select the Recording tab. To start, you'll need to make sure that you have at least version 2.0 of Zoom Desktop Client for Windows, macOS, or Linux.
Each option comes with its own pros and cons, so you'll want to check out what each method has to offer before making your final decision.īloomberg/Bloomberg/Getty Images How to do a local recording However, you will have a lot more options for changing formatting during your recordings, as well as the ability to add timestamps, show the people’s names in the video, and transcribe your recordings. Keep in mind that there are storage limits for each account (in most cases, 1 GB of space) and you'll have to pay more for going over your set storage amount. However, mobile device users don't have access to the local recording functionality, so you'll want to check out cloud recordings if you're an iOS or Android user and prefer to take your Zoom calls on your smartphone.Ĭloud recordings, which are automatically available for paying customers ( Pro, Business, or Enterprise accounts), allow the host to record meetings and save the the video, audio, and text files to an online cloud storage area. Local recordings are available for both free and paid accounts, and basically allow both administrators and participants to easily record their meetings and save the files to their computer or upload it to a streaming or storage platform. How you choose to capture your conference call depends on whether you want to do a local recording or a cloud recording. Without further ado, here's how to record Zoom meetings and share them with your entire team.
All accounts have some capacity to record, but the process will look a little bit different depending on whether you have a free or paid account. One of the best features about Zoom virtual conference calls is the ability to capture your online meetings to re-watch for reference later.
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