Zoom - Recording your meetings

Zoom has many capabilities that we have yet to discover. In this post, we are going to show you how to record the session and then share it so people can watch whenever they are free.

Please refer to our last post if you are just starting with Zoom.

When you are finished recording, please add your video to the Google Drive Zoom folder your principal has shared with you.

Recording A Meeting

Once your meeting is up and running you can click record. These tools show up at the bottom of the screen.

I clicked Record to start the recording.

You will see the Recording menu near the top left side of the screen and the bottom.

You can click stop/pause at any time.

Once you click Stop you will see the alert.

Once the video is ready it will open in a folder.

Drag the MPV video file into Drive.

This will save the recording and allow you to share it with anyone who missed it.

Note: I uploaded my video to Drive. When I attempted to play it I got this error. It is taking a LOOOOONNNNGG time for videos to finish process. I could instantly download/play but it will be a while before it will just play inside Drive.

When you are finished recording, please add your video to the Google Drive Zoom folder your principal has shared with you.

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