The most frequent question is "how do I download my recording," so we summarize that for you here. See our Video on Demand site for information on common tasks.
You'll get a message from Zoom telling you that your recording has been transferred, but it might not be available in Cornell's Video on Demand service immediately. Once the recording has been stopped, Zoom will process the recording, then transfer it to Cornell's Video on Demand service. To stop recording, click Pause/Stop Recording or End Meeting. The meeting host can also grant one or more participants recording privileges, but participants will only be allowed to record locally. The vendor's page refers to local recording, but the same steps work for cloud recording. The vendor's documentation on Allowing a Participant to Record covers this topic. The meeting host can record their own meetings. You will be able to access your meeting recordings there you will not be able to access them through Zoom's web portal. It is not available to faculty and staff attending meetings, nor to students.Ĭloud recordings are automatically transferred to Cornell's Video on Demand service. This option is available to faculty and staff who host or co-host a meeting. If you schedule a meeting on someone else's behalf, then record that meeting to the cloud, the recording will be stored in their VOD account, not yours. If you are a co-host or alternative host, you can initiate a cloud recording, but that recording will be stored in the VOD account of the person who scheduled and owns the meeting. Zoom cloud recordings are saved to the Video on Demand (VOD) account of the person Zoom considers to be the owner of the meeting. Recording Location (Accessing Your Recordings).The following sections are the most useful. The following link will take you to the vendor's help documentation: It it also available to faculty and staff. This is the only option available to students.
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