This will open the folder where your recording files are stored.

Select the meeting you would like to view the recording for and click Open.

To locate the recording files on your computer: Zoom desktop client version 3.5 or higher.Prerequisites for sharing a local recording Note: We recommend you use a unique file name when saving or sharing meeting files, and that you do not use the words Zoom, Personal Meeting Room or My Meeting in the file name. However, you can share your local recording with others by uploading it to a third-party cloud storage or content/learning management platform such as Dropbox or Google Drive. To store a video on Zoom's cloud, you must use cloud recording. It is not possible to upload a local recording to the Zoom cloud. Turn off file transfer: In-meeting file transfer allows people to share files through the in-meeting chat.Local Recording saves your recording files on your computer.You can also enable “Mute Upon Entry” in your settings, which is a good option for large meetings. Hosts can block unwanted, distracting, or inappropriate noise from other participants. Mute participants: Hosts can mute/unmute individual participants or all of them at once.This will allow hosts to block unwanted, distracting, or inappropriate gestures on video. Disable video: Hosts can turn someone’s video off.

Put participant on hold: You can put an attendee on hold and their video and audio connections will be disabled momentarily.Remove participants: From that Participants menu, you can mouse over a participant’s name, and several options will appear, including “Remove”.Lock the meeting: When a host locks a Zoom Meeting that’s already started, no new participants can join, even if they have the meeting ID and password (if you have required one).Security options in toolbar: Meeting hosts have a Security icon in the toolbar for quick access to essential in-meeting security controls.

Where are zoom recordings stored