The ability to record your Zoom meeting as a participant depends entirely on the host’s setting. Plus, a time-saving alternative that doesn’t involve watching the whole recording! Record a Zoom Meeting As a Participant (With Host Permission) In this article, we'll discuss how to record a Zoom meeting as a participant with or without the host’s permission. Luckily, there are a few ways to make things easier on yourself. This is especially true if you're not the one leading the meeting.

Step 1: From within a Zoom meeting room, click the small arrow on the Stop Video button or Mute button.If you've ever been in a Zoom meeting as a participant, you know it can be tough to keep track of what's happening. Whether you're on a PC or Mac, the process to find Zoom recordings is the same. Mac: /Users//Documents/Zoom How to find Zoom recordings on a PC or Mac Where are Zoom recordings saved on my computer?īy default, Zoom saves video files to the following recording folders: Recording to your computer is an option, too, especially if you don't have space on Zoom's cloud or if your company has security policies against hosting company recordings in the cloud. Recording to the cloud offers many more features since it's done on Zoom servers, which have the direct feed from all participants.

Whether you record on your computer or in the cloud is a personal choice. So, where do Zoom recordings go? When recording a meeting, you can either record on your PC or in the Zoom cloud. Zoom offers a surprising number of options on how it records meetings, where the meetings are stored and how they can be shared. What happens next is a little more complicated. You simply click the Recording button at the bottom of your Zoom window.