How to Look Better on a Zoom Interviewīefore we get into the 3 different ways to record a Zoom Meeting it’s critical to say that any time you spend on getting better lighting, cleaner sound and nicer framing will dramatically improve the look of your Zoom recording – regardless of which technical recording option you choose. UPDATE – BLACK FRIDAY DEAL – Save 20% on Telestream’s Screenflow screen recording software until December 3rd 2021. If for whatever reason you do choose to record your Zoom Meeting with Zoom’s internal Recording Meeting functionality, be sure to check out the best settings and preferences I share below, to get the best possible results with this method. This will allow you to capture your screen at its native (much higher) resolution instead of being limited by Zoom’s own recording functionality. (Option 1 below)Īnother is to use a screen recording program like ScreenFlow, to record the meeting, instead of relying on the output from Zoom’s in-built recording feature. The best way to record a Zoom meeting for later editing is therefore to by-pass Zoom all together by recording the audio and video feed from each camera locally and just using Zoom to talk to each other, but not as actual media. This is because by default Zoom records the video at a low quality, low resolution 640 x 360 pixel video file, with both video/audio streams baked into one file. Recording the Zoom Meeting inside Zoom itself (easy but very low quality results)īefore we dive in, it’s worth stating from the start that there are a couple of much better ways to get a high quality recording of your call than to use Zoom’s own ‘Record Meeting’ function.
This post will give you three different ways to record a Zoom Meeting depending on your needs and some helpful resources on how to look your best in the recording.
If you need to record a Zoom meeting or call in as high quality as possible in order to edit it later as part of a longer video, there are a couple of things you need to know to get the best results.
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