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2022-01-31 06:54 AM
What are the optimal audio settings for recording a Zoom call?
2022-01-31 08:40 AM
Hi @ thank you for your post here on the Zoom Community! Honestly if you are just recording a meeting, a general rule of thumb is the better your audio quality overall the better the recording is going to sound. Having a good microphone, making sure you are speaking from a good distance, and then you can also sign into the Zoom client and tweak your audio settings
You can actually test your mic in the client settings. The "automatically adjust microphone volume" setting can help you increase the sensitivity of your microphone and basically make it a little louder to people you're in a meeting with.
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