If you've recorded to your device, Zoom will generate an MP4 video file and store it in the Zoom folder in your documents. Once the meeting has ended, Zoom may take some time to generate the video file, depending on the length of your recording. You can stop and start recording multiple times in a meeting by selecting ‘Pause’ and ‘Resume’.In the meeting window, select ‘Record’ then 'Record to this Computer' or 'Record to the Cloud' to immediately start recording.To record your meeting, follow the instructions for your device: PC or Mac It's recommended that you don't include names or sensitive information in meeting titles. But information about the recording, including the host's email address, meeting title, date and time, can be viewed by others. Zoom cloud recordings can only be accessed by others if they're shared. Hover over the required participant, then select ‘More’.To return a participant to the waiting room: Mouse-over the required participant, then select ‘Admit’.This option will appear if there are two or more participants in the waiting room. Select ‘Admit All’ at the top of the waiting list.Select ‘Manage Participants’ from the bottom menu.Toggle the 'Enable Waiting Room' option on.Select 'Security' from the bottom menu of the meeting window.To turn on waiting rooms when in an active meeting: When selecting your meeting options, tick ‘Enable waiting room’.Follow our advice on organising a meeting.To turn on waiting rooms when scheduling a meeting: You can then choose to admit participants one by one, or admit them all at once. You'll receive an on-screen notification when participants join the waiting room. When you turn this feature on, participants joining your meeting will see the message 'Please wait, the meeting host will let you in soon.' Waiting rooms allow you to control when your participants can join your meeting.

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