


I have my own workflow for saving and editing my recorded Zoom meetings, so I have selected to have all meetings saved to my desktop where I can easily find the files. (Please note, if you move your video file to a location other than the original location in which the file was saved, you will not be able to access you recordings from the Zoom client as the “recording path” will be altered.) If you use the default Documents/Zoom folder, you’ll be able to easily access and convert your files from your Zoom desktop client. You can choose to have all files saved to the default Zoom documents folder or you can select a custom location. You have two main options for where to save your recorded Zoom meetings. I wanted to share some basic workflow options for recording, uploading, and sharing Zoom recordings. As OSU Extension faculty and staff become more comfortable using Zoom, we are getting more questions about how to upload and share recorded meetings and webinars. Video-sharing services like YouTube make it a breeze to share meetings and webinars with a wide audience which helps Extension broaden and deepen impact while increasing ROI for time spent on digital programming. You cannot host more than two concurrent Zoom meetings.Getting more mileage out of your Zoom meetings is easy. not be an alternative host in either meeting.be the original host (the creator) of both meetings.You can host up to two Zoom meetings at a time.

