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It can be useful to record a Microsoft Teams meeting for later viewing or to share with a colleague that was unable to attend.
Microsoft Teams meetings can be recorded by following the steps outlined below:
Please note: You cannot pause a recording.
It will ask if you are sure that you want to stop recording the meeting.
The banner message will change to advise that the recording is being saved.
A notification will also be added to the chat to advise everyone that the recording is being saved. Once it has finished processing, this message will change into a link to the recording. Select the link or choose the three dots then ‘Open in Microsoft Stream’.
You will also receive an email notification once the recording is ready to view.
Please note: Ending the meeting will also stop the recording.
The recordings are stored on Microsoft Stream on the account that started the recording. Microsoft Stream is the University of Worcester’s enterprise storage for video where you can upload, view and share videos securely.
For more information about Microsoft Stream please visit our Microsoft Stream page.
By default, the recording will only be visible to those who attended the meeting.
For more information about managing Microsoft Stream video permissions please see How do I share videos using Microsoft Stream?
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/record-a-meeting-in-teams-34dfbe7f-b07d-4a27-b4c6-de62f1348c24
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