You can either set up your session to record automatically, or you can press record when you are in session. Both methods are explained below.
You can also set up your session to record to the device on which you are hosting the session, and/or to record to the Cloud. We recommend you record to the Cloud, due to the large file sizes generated by Zoom recordings.
To enable Cloud recordinglog in to your Zoom account and navigate to your Settings. Go to the Recording tab and ensure that the Cloud recording option is enabled. This is a global setting that you only need to enable once; you do not need to do this every time you run a Zoom session.
Hello @raihanjp , My name is Brandon. Thanks for joining the Zoom Community! To add to this, if you are a part of another account, meaning that you are a member of the main Zoom account, sometimes the Admin will turn off or (disable) cloud recording for the entire account. Suppose the cloud recording option is greyed out or not click on it to enable (turn on). In that case, the account administrator may have decided that cloud recording is not suitable for the account due to the organization's storage options. In that case, you will have to record locally and store your recordings. One choice that you can make is to create a Google Drive as I have. It is a good option for storing any data, not just recording storage.
I can record to the cloud but only the audio is getting recorded and NOT the video. I have tried several times, what is the deal? It worked before the update (the end of January it worked). I have tried everything. This is annoying.
Make sure that your Zoom account has cloud recording enabled, as it's typically available only for paid accounts. If you’re on a free plan, you won’t have this option. If you have a paid account and still can't see the cloud recording option, try logging out and back into your Zoom app or check the account settings on the Zoom web portal to ensure cloud recording is turned on. If the issue persists, contact Zoom support.