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# Recording

### For configuring video recording settings

![](/files/uqUzW30PNNIOMwB4u9AA)

#### Local Recording

* Store my recording at: Set File Directories for saving files on the device.
* Choose a location for recorded files when the meeting ends: Open the File Directories window to store files after the meeting ends.
* Record a separate audio file of each participants (support up to 80 participants)
* Optimize for 3rd party video editor 
* Add a timestamp to the recording
* Record video during screen sharing
  * Place video next to the shared screen in the recording 
* Keep temporary recording files (store original files)

#### Cloud Recording

* For managing video recording files on Zoom Cloud (normally, cloud files are deleted within 7 days)


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