PowerPoint as virtual background needs to record screen share with both the slides and video

J-Zoom-ATL - I just found the Zoom feature last night to take my power point and make it my virtual background - BLOWN AWAY - how cool this is. I teach health education courses that are recorded for on-demand. I record them to a local drive and then send them to my AV person to add to our website. I am using the free version of zoom currently but will totally purchase a plan now. Before I do I just wanted to check with someone at Zoom to ensure that I can in fact save to my local drive and then dropbox the files to my AV person who can then upload them to our website?   Besides the limit set by what Zoom plan I purchase are their any limitations on how many hours can be recorded using the power point as background feature. I teach courses that range from 1 hour up to 8 hours.   I am really hoping you can help me on this - I stand while presenting. When using Power Point as virtual background in Zoom last night I found that the remote I use to advance slides did not work to advance power point slides in Zoom. This is important to me as I like to stand when presenting. I did find that my wireless mouse on my desktop was able to hover over the advance key on the Zoom screen and advance the slides that way. Is there a way to use a remote instead of mouse as that would be a better option. Do some remotes work and other don't? Finally. Is there a way to run power point as virtual background and have dual monitors so I can see the presenter view screen while maintaining the amazing feature of having me digitally woven in front of the power point virtual back ground?   Thanks so much for your help. I am so excited to get started with Zoom.

Sure no problem at all @AdrianPeterson ! If the above answered some of your concern with being able to do this locally, be sure to hit the "Accept as Solution" button.