Do I Use the Zoom Recorder or a Third-Party Solution?
The built-in Zoom local recorder is very useful for getting the basics done. It also offers cloud saving functionality if you have a paid membership to the service. However, you need to get authorization from the host to record a meeting. However, a third-party app can offer additional formats for how you record footage, as well as doesn’t require you to gain permission from the meeting host. Zoom only lets you record in MP4 format, which isn’t always practical. One of the best alternatives we’ve found is VideoSolo, which offers more file formats and better preview functions.
How to Record a Zoom Meeting From Within the App
Zoom’s local recorder is incredibly useful if you want to record a meeting, but you don’t want the hassle of installing extra apps. It takes seconds to set up. Here’s what you need to do.
How to Do More With the Zoom Local Recorder
Zoom local recorder is a little basic compared to third-party options but it has some useful options. Here’s where to find them.
How to Allow Others to Record a Meeting in Zoom
If you’re a host of a meeting and you’re fine with participants recording the proceedings, you need to allow it in permissions. Here’s how to do it.
How to Use a Third-Party Screen Recording App With Zoom
VideoSolo is an app we’ve found to be really easy to use alongside Zoom, but it’s not free. A free trial version allows you to record three minutes of footage, while the full app will cost you $40. Here’s how to use VideoSolo to record with Zoom, avoiding the need to get permission from the host.
