You have the ability to share it with as many or as few people as you like. Both YouTube & Vimeo allow you to upload a video and then designate this as a publicly available video (to anyone with the link) or a private one (only shared to people who have the link, or only shared to certain people, or similar settings). Clunky and manual, but gets the job done.) Then you’ve got the video file for whatever you need.īefore you upload your webinar recording, decide whether you’re going to make this publicly available, or private to certain people. If you’re not sure, just manually download the Zoom recording and then upload it to Google Drive or Dropbox. Please bear in mind this is NOT an official recommendation to use this app – we’ve just recently started using it ourselves and it seems to be working well so far. Saving Zoom recordings: The PF team uses an app called Google Drive for Zoom that uploads Zoom recordings directly and automatically to Google Drive, and then you can delete the recordings within Zoom itself but still have the recordings in your Google Drive.So, if you do decide to share an actual Zoom link (rather than downloading & uploading the file to a video location such as YouTube or Vimeo), remember the storage you do or don’t have available.

If you have too many after a while, Zoom will stop saving them and you can’t use or share them until you delete some. Cloud recording storage: There are limits on the number of cloud recordings you can keep within Zoom, depending what kind of account you have and what you pay for.

(Zoom will tell you when it’s ready, either within the account itself or by email, if you’ve set up the notifications that way). You can’t access the file or recording until it’s done processing. This can take a few minutes, a few hours, or even a day depending on the length of the call.

Time delay: Recordings have to “process” in Zoom.

So you may be able to simply share that Zoom cloud recording link. If you ran the webinar on Zoom, you (likely/hopefully) recorded it into the Zoom cloud recordings.

Zoom webinar link