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This article provides an overview of the features and functions of the '''Zoom''' web conferencing system. It is intended for all WSU students and employees interested in conducting or attending online meetings using Zoom. | This article provides an overview of the features and functions of the '''Zoom''' web conferencing system. It is intended for all WSU students and employees interested in conducting or attending online meetings using Zoom. | ||
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Zoom supports recording meetings to either your local computer and to the cloud. Meetings that are recorded to your local computer are stored as an MP4 and are available for your use and/or editing. When you record to the cloud, the video video is automatically stored in your MediaSpace account. | Zoom supports recording meetings to either your local computer and to the cloud. Meetings that are recorded to your local computer are stored as an MP4 and are available for your use and/or editing. When you record to the cloud, the video video is automatically stored in your MediaSpace account. |
Revision as of 15:36, 14 March 2020
About this article
This article provides an overview of the features and functions of the Zoom web conferencing system. It is intended for all WSU students and employees interested in conducting or attending online meetings using Zoom.
Recording your video
Zoom supports recording meetings to either your local computer and to the cloud. Meetings that are recorded to your local computer are stored as an MP4 and are available for your use and/or editing. When you record to the cloud, the video video is automatically stored in your MediaSpace account.
RecordingRecording your Zoom meetings is easy. To begin a recording...
Posting your recording to MediaSpaceMore informationMore info from the Zoom support site
Zoom training
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