In the top left corner, you’ll see a red dot.In most cases, you will want to press ‘Pause’ to keep the recording in one file. Stopping the recording means it will completely end, and if you press ‘Record’ again, it will create a new file.

Pausing the recording allows you to resume it later, all within the same recording file.

These buttons are to either ‘Pause’ or ‘Stop’ the recording.

What used to be the ‘Record’ button is now two different buttons.

When the recording is started, you’ll see two changes: If you’re muted when you launch the recording feature, you’ll have the choice to unmute yourself and record with audio, or remain muted to record without audio. Click this button once to start recording. It will be accompanied by a concentric circle icon. When you’re the host, the ‘Record’ button will be found on the menu bar, near the middle-right. Once you’ve started the meeting, you can start the recording anytime. Little to no pre-planning is required unless you want to change specific settings. Recording as the host is the easiest and most straightforward approach. Try Fellow for free How to record when you’re the host

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