Zoom meeting comes with its own screen recorder but you need the host’s permission to record the meeting or If you are a host then there are certain limitations such as not being able to record anything outside the Zoom meeting window and more.
With Vmaker’s free Zoom meeting recorder, you don’t have to worry about any of the above-stated issues. You can simply record, edit, and share your Zoom meetings with ease.
Watch the video below to learn how to record a zoom meeting without the host’s permission in just a few clicks.
Absolutely easy to use. No credit card required.
Follow the steps below once you download and install Vmaker on your system
Step 1
Choose the “Record Screen” mode to record your meeting.
Step 2
Select the “Full-Screen Recording” if you want to record the whole screen, or “Record a Window” mode to record the particular window, or “Custom Size” to record a custom part of your screen.
Step 3
You can use the system microphone or an external microphone to record your voice.
Step 4
You can set the resolution of your video from 360p to 4K HD resolution based on your needs.
Step 5
Now you can sit back and let Vmaker record the meeting.
Step 6
Select "Same as System" under "Select a Speaker" in your microphone options in Zoom.
Step 7
Once you finish recording, your video will be automatically uploaded to your private cloud account form where you can edit and share your recording.
Free for lifetime. No credit card required.
You can record an unlimited number of meetings without requiring the host’s permission for free for lifetime with no watermarks added.
You can record both system and microphone audio or just your system audio while screen recording Zoom meetings.
Now you can schedule your recording sessions prior by setting a time and let Vmaker automatically do the recording once you join the meeting.
Once you are done with your recording, your video will be automatically stored in your private cloud account, and from there, you can easily edit and share your recordings.
Free for lifetime. No credit card required.
To record a presentation on Zoom Meeting using screen recorder like Vmaker. Vmaker is available for Mac and Windows.
To record a presentation on Zoom Meeting using screen recording software like Vmaker, you can follow these steps:
The steps are exactly the same for MacBook Air too. Vmaker works the same in all versions and versions of macOS. Check out the detailed guide on how to screen record on MacBook Air.
To download the Zoom recording go to the Vmaker Dashboard>Click on the recording>Click on the Download button, and your video will be downloaded
To share your recorded meeting go to the Dashboard>Click on the recording>Click on the Share button, and from here you will get a sharable link to share your recording. You can also share your recording directly to your social channels from Vamker.
The process is the same as the one mentioned above.
Download Vmaker in your Mac and follow the same steps mentioned above.
Yes. You can edit your Zoom recordings with Vmaker’s free built-in video editor. You trim, rotate, flip and do much more with your.
You can find your recorded Zoom meeting in your private cloud account.
Of course, you can record Zoom meetings as a participant/attendee. You don’t even need permission to record the meetings.
Go to your dashboard and click on the video you want to watch, you will be taken to the player page where you can watch your video.
Not necessarily. With Vmaker’s zoom meeting recorder, you can record the Zoom meetings as an attendee without the host’s permission.
We will be soon launching our iOS app which you can use to record Zoom meetings on iPhone and iPad.
We will be soon launching our Android app which you can use to record Zoom meetings on Android devices.
Vmaker is a third-party tool so you don’t have to worry about getting permissions from the host to record a meeting. You can simply start Vmaker and record your Zoom meeting.
To capture a Zoom meeting with audio, here are the steps you can follow:
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