If you want a participant to start a recording, you can make them a co-host or use local recording. Only hosts and co-hosts can start a cloud recording.

Cloud recordings can not be embedded on websites, in order to protect the security of the recording.Ĭloud recordings generally take about 2 times the duration recorded to process, but occasionally may take up to 24 hours due to higher processing loads at that time.įor example, an hour long meeting with only 30 minutes recorded would typically take 30 to 60 minutes to process.

Please contact your Account Executive regarding enabling this for your account.Ĭloud recordings do not capture nonverbal feedback or meeting reactions. Accounts with added HIPAA security may have this feature disabled entirely.Note: These settings will affect what's displayed in the cloud recording and the recording layout. Cloud recording settings selected as desired.

Prerequisites for starting a cloud recording If you're having issues with cloud recording, see our frequently asked questions about recording. Cloud recordings allow you to record the meeting in multiple different recording layouts including active speaker, gallery view, and shared screen, and can be configured with a variety of cloud recording storage options.Īfter a cloud recording has finished processing, you can view, managing, and share cloud recording. Zoom also offers local recording, which saves the recording files to your computer. The recording files can be downloaded to a computer or streamed from a browser.Ĭloud recordings can be started on the desktop clients, as well as the Zoom app on iOS and Android. When you record a meeting and choose Record to the Cloud, the video, audio, and chat text are recorded in the Zoom cloud. Cloud recording is automatically enabled for all paid subscribers.

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