If you are successful, then there's no reason Zoom shouldn't be able to record locally. I recommend pulling up this Settings screen and clicking the Open button, and if that works, try creating a new.
as long as the folder exists, has permission for you to write in it, and sufficient disk space exists: I'm not exactly sure what you mean by " I have tried telling Zoom in settings to record to a separate hard disk to Windows." You might have checked these two boxes on the Zoom Web Portal: (And as I'm sure you probably know, you can't record to your own account's Cloud storage space unless it's your meeting/webinar - even if you are granted host or co-host permission in another person's session.) (Note that you must have Allow recovery of deleted cloud recordings from Trash set in Admin -> Account Management -> Account Settings in the Recording tab for the files to not be immediately deleted.)īut still, you should be able to record locally - for any meeting you host, and for meetings hosted by others if they give you permission to record locally.
Only the actively-available files listed in your Recordings menu "count" against your allocation the files "in the trash" do not, and will be automatically deleted within a certain number of days - usually set to 30.
Once they are copied, you can send them to the "trash" in Zoom. I connect my DropBox account to Zoom, and DropBox copies everything from the Zoom recordings ( except the separate audio files, unfortunately). Hi, again, here's what I do - even though I pay for a larger allocation of space from Zoom.
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