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- Release Notes and Announcements
- Product Introduction
- Purchase Guide
- User Guide
- Operation Guide
- FAQs
- More
Overview
Local recording helps you record meetings quickly and conveniently. It can save the meeting video and shared content in your local folder.
Prerequisites
Logged-in user: Free or Enterprise Edition user
Logged-in device: Windows or macOS
Version: v2.3.0 or later
Notes
Recording process
During recording, you cannot change the recording file storage path.
If a meeting ends during recording or you are kicked out, recording will stop and the recording file will be converted automatically.
The host and co-hosts are mutually exclusive in local and cloud recording, who share the same start/pause/resume/end operations.
Recording permission
The VooV Meeting app does not support local recording but can control the recording permission.
If the permission is Allow selected attendees to record, Allow Recording/Forbid Recording are displayed in Attendees > More.
If the permission is changed from Allow all attendees to record to Allow selected attendees to record, all attendees can still keep their recording permission, the Attendees > More > Forbid Recording option will be displayed for the host to disable recording for a specified attendee, and new attendees after the change cannot record the meeting.
When the recording permission is Allow selected attendees to record, if you revoke the co-host role from an attendee, the Allow Recording permission will be kept by default. When the recording permission is changed from Allow selected attendees to record to Only the host can record, the attendees allowed to record will become unable to record.
Before recording the meeting, you can click Record to check whether you have the recording permission, and if not, apply to the host for it promptly.
Recording file
If a meeting has multiple recording segments, multiple recording files will be generated in chronological order. After a recording is resumed, the recording content before pause will be merged with the content after resumption into one recording file.
If a recording is interrupted due to any exception, you can find the recording file in Past Meetings and convert it to watch the content before interruption.
Enabling Local Recording
Windows/macOS
1. Click Recording and select Local Recording during a meeting.
If you are muted, you can select Unmute or Record without audio when starting recording.
If you are not muted, recording will be started normally.
2. After recording is started:
Record at the toolbar will become *End.
The recording status will be displayed in the top-left corner of the main window, and the Pause Recording and End Recording buttons will be displayed.
Pause Recording and End Recording options will be added to the menu expanded after you click the arrow button on the right of End on the toolbar.
Pause Recording: you can click this button to pause the current recording, and the button will become Resume Recording.
Resume Recording: you can click it to resume recording.
End Recording: you can click it to end and exit recording, and After the meeting ends, the recording file will be automatically converted to MP4 format will be prompted.
The recording status will be displayed in the attendee list.
3. After a meeting ends, the system will automatically convert the recording file and then open its folder, so that you can quickly view the recording file.
Local Recording Permissions (For Hosts/Co-hosts)
Windows/macOS
During a meeting, click the arrow icon on the right of Record at the toolbar, and three recording permissions will be displayed: Only the host can record, Allow all attendees to record, and Allow selected attendees to record.
Only the host can record: this is the default option. If it is selected, only the hosts/co-hosts can enable recording.
Allow all attendees to record: all attendees can enable recording.
Allow selected attendees to record: after it is enabled, the hosts/co-hosts can enable recording and allow specified attendees to enable recording in Attendees.
Forbid Recording: when Allow selected attendees to record is selected, the hosts/co-hosts can select an attendee allowed to enable recording in Attendees and click Forbid Recording to revoke the recording permission.
Android/iOS
During a meeting, tap More > Settings, and find Recording Settings, three recording permissions will be displayed: Only the host can record, Allow all attendees to record, and Allow selected attendees to record.
Only the host can record: this is the default option. If it is selected, only the hosts/co-hosts can enable recording.
Allow all attendees to record: all attendees can enable recording.
Allow selected attendees to record: after it is enabled, the hosts/co-hosts can enable recording and allow specified attendees to enable recording in Attendees.
Forbid Recording: when Allow selected attendees to record is selected, the hosts/co-hosts can select an attendee allowed to enable recording in Attendees and click Forbid Recording to revoke the recording permission.
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