Apologies for asking what might be an obvious question.
Wanting to confirm that Zoom meetings recorded to the cloud are recorded directly in the cloud and not stored locally until the meeting is over to be uploaded or uploaded in real time?

I assumed zoom would grab a copy of each participant stream as needed directly from the cloud server doing the distribution to all participants.

I work in education design for a University, We had an academic say he has to finish lectures in a shared lecture space early because Zoom needs time to upload before he has to log out, if the space is booked back to back. Inferring Zoom was doing the upload, post-meeting occurrence, which doesn't seem right to me.

I attended meeting a meeting with a psychic/medium at 7pm EST on Jan 17th. I knew something was fishy when he asked people to raise their hands, it kept lowering and I clicked it over and over again. When I took me phone to record what was going on, it finally stayed raised. Red flag #1 The other thing was that out of all the people he read, not one of them had social media presence. Red flag #2. They said in their email - "We have 10-12 video blocks that are positioned on the screen and audience members will be chosen at random and cycled through. You will notice that different audience members will appear at random throughout the show." Never saw anyone else on the screen. And "Your video and audio will only turn on if your group is selected. There is no way that you can turn it off or on by yourself. We will do it for you when you are chosen." which means they saw me using my phone to film the issue with the raise/lowered hand issue.

Been able to share videos from video apps before because I teach movie history virtually with folks associated with each project, but only can hear audio & not see the picture (and big part of what we are talking about during the discussion). Can anyone be assistance because otherwise my classes is going to be shot, but also spending the money for Zoom.

I recieved an email saying I logged in from a new device.  This wasn't me.  When i click the link to indicate it isn't me, it says the link is expired. 

Because of the lack of support, I can't find out anything.  Please help.  I'm not a techie person

If you've tried to create engaging activities for your Zoom Meetings and Events you know how much of a challenge it can be. We've hired dueling pianos, dancers, musicians, etc. and they all still just feel like we're in the audience and not part of the activity.

This is the reason I'm posting... this event provides and delivers TRUE audience engagement.

You're invited to come and witness it for yourself.

This comes from a post regarding tonight's event...

If you want to witness and experience a TRUE online audience engagement experience, you definitely want to be a part of the "Telematic Collisions" performance this evening at 7:30 pm eastern.

These are classically trained musicians, who are remotely located from one another, combining some very high-level technology, that not only sounds and looks amazing, but invites audience engagement that is sure to blow your mind.

You can register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYtd-utqzstGtOKTudzEdxq0mwEv6KT4y8X?fbclid=IwAR2J8j5Ob6K_qg2l01sj8LtBvpYvZyd9XeD788Q086bUtnEweybyyIYbMao

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