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Zoom AI Companion2022-04-13 11:36 PM
Hello All,
I would like to ask your experiences.
Environment
- ZOOM meeting (LTI PRO)+ Blackboard (LMS)
Reported Issue
- the Cloud Recording was not shown/listed properly.
I am a manager(sub-administrator) of my institution.
A instructor reported that his cloud recording was not listed all on his course + lti zoom page.
First, I had searched his recoding history via zoom.us to check whether he had cloud recording or not.
and Yes, he had cloud recording for all his meeting session.
And I had figured out, he was using his 'PMI' for all meeting rooms even he was operating two seperate course.
(there were about 10 cloud recording history for 2 different course.)
But, here is a point.
When user create a new meeting, they should access Blackboard(LMS) - LTI ZOOM then, ZOOM allows to create a new meeting. and YES, He did so. only turned on 'using PMI for his scheduled meeting room.'
Also, Yes, he and I can easily to find the past meeting report from his LTI ZOOM page of Blackboard(LMS).
But when we access to Cloud recording page via Blackboard - LTI ZOOM, we can only find one or two cloud recordings.
Anyone who can help us?
Regards,
Sanghee
2022-04-14 01:41 AM
Hi @sanghee ,
What you are describing seems to be a tricky situation to be handled here alone, with suggestions from us in the Community. The proper way to try and understand what happened and where the issue might be, is by checking several things, including the details on the recordings you can find VS the meetings you see in the history.
At first it does seem to be related to having meetings created via the Blackboard integration (that will probably get their own Meeting ID at the time of creating) and then the host (your user) switching to his/her PMI. But I might have misunderstood the whole scenario and use-case.
All of this to recommend that you contact Zoom's Tech Support so they can see more details on their side and provide assistance on this.
Cheers,
Bruno
2024-06-11 10:40 AM
I had the exact same scenario happen with PMI.
Details:
Meeting Alpha was a recurring meeting scheduled daily. I had canceled all of these for the week in question.
Meeting Beta was scheduled for Friday and I added a couple people as co-host.
One of the co-hosts started and recorded Meeting Beta on Friday.
When I received the recording for meeting Beta, it was named Meeting Alpha, which I had to rename to share.
1. The co-host was not an attendee for Meeting Alpha only meeting Beta, so didn't have it on her calendar.
2. Cust Svc said she started meeting Alpha, which is why it was named Meeting Alpha.
3. Even though she doesn't have access or see Meeting Alpha because she is not invited.
4. While each meeting has the same ID, they have different URLs.
5. How did it record the right meeting if the wrong meeting was launched?
6. How did all of the other who are not co-hosts and not invited to Meeting Alpha join her from their invite to Meeting Beta?
The logic?
According to customer service, she has access to all of my meetings because she was listed as a co-host. Even meetings she is not invited to.
Suggestions -
Like the URL, each PMI meeting should have it's own ID to prevent cross-over and confusion. So XXX-XXX-XXX-01, then XXX-XXX-XXX-02.
Settings for PMI should be default or set by meeting.
Example: We should be able to chose if we want length to default to XX, or if we want to set it for each meeting.
Meeting Length: __ Default. __Per Meeting (if default, popup to set default length)
Co-hosts: __Default. __Per Meeting