After the meeting has ended the video will be converted and stored in the destination you chose. To end a recording, click on the stop button above the ‘Pause/Stop Recording’ text or simply click the red ‘End Meeting’ button at the bottom of the screen. So if you want to keep things simple and have a single recording of a meeting, just hit pause. You should note, however, that stopping the recording will split the video, producing multiple files. You can stop or pause the recording at any time. When you start recording a ‘recording’ message is displayed on-screen to you and the other attendees.

Saving to the cloud is the better option to choose if multiple people are involved in the process, as it gives everyone access to the recordings.

Recording to the Cloud allows you to host your training video in the ‘My Recordings’ section of your Zoom account. Recording to your computer saves the recorded videos to the hard drive of the device you are currently using. To start a recording in Zoom follow these simple steps:Ĭhoose to ‘Record on this Computer’ or ‘Record to the Cloud’. How do we do it? We use Zoom, a great web conferencing tool, to facilitate and record these meetings. This approach has helped us build up informative training content for new team members. It’s a great way to reformat your video content and make it easier to share knowledge across teams without the need to attend the live sessions. But how can you create it from scratch? Here at LearnUpon, we record lots of team meetings, product sessions, and presentations that we share with the wider company via our training portal. We all know that using video-based course content is a great way to train your learners.

Recorded zoom meeting