Recording Speaker and ASL interpreters?

Javier,

Currently cloud recordings will only record the original audio of the meeting, not the translations. If you locally record the meeting, it will record the audio chosen by that participant.  Using Language Intepretation in Zoom 

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Brad

One more question, I appreciate your assistance.   When you say record locally, do you mean that I indicate on the Zoom online dashboard, that the recording should be stored locally?  Of do you mean something else.  I wish I knew the lingo better.   

Please ask Zoom to enhance the product to include native Sign Language interpretation options... you can post your request here: Feedback - Zoom.
Sign Language interpretation should be on par with spoken language interpretation instead of relegated to workarounds like spotlighting that make it difficult to use and have limitations.

To deal with this situation I select these: Follow host view, Side-by-side view, Hide non-video participants

Spotlight your speaker and your ASL interpreter. I usually have two interpreters because they rotate every 15/20 minutes. When the new interpreter enters, he/she clicks on Replace spotlight in the three dots on the right upper corner of the current interpreter. This way they have get in the spotlight. The interpreter that finished, just turns off the video and they "disappear" until the next rotation. This way they are recorded. 

Hi, if i do the interpetation feature at the bottom, and put the ASL interpreters in the room and then we do breakout, if they ASL stay in main room and I record, are the ASL interpreters recorded?