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and we've published the ULTIMATE guide on it). You can also record your meetings and sessions, and this feature makes it easy to revisit the meeting details at a later point in time. And unlike Skype, here the recordings do not disappear after the 30 days.While Zoom also lets you save recordings of meetings and sessions in Cloud, this option is only available for Business and Education accounts. If you do not have either, these recordings will get stored in your Mac and PC's local Drive.Well, let's find out how to see and edit Zoom recordings on both Mac and PC.

How to Find Zoom Recordings on Mac and PC

The good thing about Zoom is that the app interface is nearly similar for both Mac and Windows PC.Step 1: Open Settings by tapping the Cog-icon at the upper right corner.Click on Recording, and you will see the location for the local recording.Click on Open, and the Zoom folder on your PC or Mac will open right away.Step 2: The folder name has the date as the prefix, followed by the host's name and the Meeting ID. Double click on the icon, and you will see the audio and video files.By default, the recordings are stored under the Documents folder automatically.

Windows — C:UsersUser NameDocumentsZoom

macOS — /Users/User Name/Documents/Zoom

You can change that location. To do so, click on Change or the drop-down, and pick a folder from the list.
However, if you want to save the recordings on project-related folders every time you record a meeting, the best option is to enable the 'Choose a location to ...' option.That lets you pick a different location each time you have to save a file, thus saving you time in the long run.

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Since we are talking about local recordings here, editing them is a child's play. You needn't go through the hassles of uploading these recordings on random third-party servers. Instead, they can be edited in the safe confines of your PC.If you are looking to do something basic like trimming the start and the endpoint or splitting the clips into two, Microsoft Photos' Video Editor lets you do them all.

You will need to download and install the Zoom client for the device you’re using in order to attend meetings. You will also need to create a Zoom account if you want to start, schedule, and invite others to meetings. However, you don’t need a Zoom account to join another person’s meeting.

This article will cover how to sign up for a Zoom account for free, so you can get a richer Zoom experience.

Let’s get right to it! Below are instructions on how to create a free Zoom account. After that, we’ll cover common problems with signing in, as well as how to upgrade your account.

How to create an account on Zoom using your email address

Creating an account signs you up for a Basic Zoom Meetings plan, which is completely free to create and operate. With this, you’ll get the basic version of Zoom, with core features and functionality.

1. From your web browser, go to Zoom.us. Then click Sign Up, It’s Free in the top right corner.
2. You will be asked to provide your date of birth. Click the drop-down menus labeled “Month,” “Day,” and “Year,” and select the information relevant to you. Then click Continue.
3. Type your email address into the box labeled “Your Work Email Address” (click this box to select it if you need to) and then click Sign Up.
4. Check your email inbox for the email address you entered, and you should have an email from Zoom (no-reply@zoom.us).

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   If you don’t receive the email within 2-5 minutes, check your spam filter, or click Resend Another Email back in the sign-up window.

   Once you find that email, open it and click the big blue Activate Account button. There’s also a big, long, fancy URL below it that you can click — or copy and paste into your browser’s address bar — if this doesn’t work.

5. You may be asked if you are signing up on behalf of certain types of organizations, such as a school. Make your choice using the provided circle buttons, and then click Continue.

   IMPORTANT

   If you are signing up on behalf of a specialized industry, signing up may come with other instructions and/or additional privileges, such as an exemption to the 40-minute time limit on group calls for elementary and secondary schools using Basic accounts.

6. Next, you’ll be asked to set up your account’s basic parameters. Click in each of the boxes provided and type in, respectively: your first name, your last name, a password for your account, and a copy of that password.

   IMPORTANT

   Pay attention to the rules for what a password can and can’t include. Not only are they good general practices for creating passwords, but you won’t be able to continue if you don’t follow them!

7. You’ll be asked if you want to invite your friends to create their own Zoom accounts. If you do, click in the provided boxes and type in their email addresses. Click Add Another Email if you want to invite more people.

   If you choose to send out invitations, you will have to pass a security check so Zoom knows you aren’t an automated program sending out unsolicited emails. Begin by clicking the box that says “I’m Not A Robot.” You may be asked to solve a simple puzzle; if you are, just follow the instructions. Either way, a green checkmark should appear when you’re done. Then click Invite.

   If you don’t want to invite anyone else to Zoom right now, just click Skip This Step.

8. The next screen will show you the URL for your personal meeting room (blotted out in the screenshot below for privacy reasons). You can either click on it, or on the Start Meeting Now button to launch a test Zoom meeting in your personal meeting room. Or click Go To My Account to view your account settings. Either way, your account is now ready!

How to join someone else’s Zoom account

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If another person in your organization invites you to Zoom, you’ll receive an email similar to the one in step 4 above (again, it should be from “no-reply@zoom.us,” Zoom’s official email address). Click Activate Account; if that doesn’t work, copy and paste the long, complicated URL below it into your browser’s address bar and press the Enter/Return key.

From there, the rest of the process is pretty similar, though there may be some differences (e.g. you may not have to do step 5).

Zoom sign up not working? Here’s what to do

If you run into problems while signing up for Zoom, you may benefit from the solutions below. These are some common problems that people encounter when signing up.

• Activation email not received – Typically, activation emails will be sent within seconds, and received well within a minute. However, they can take up to 30 minutes. Check your spam and request another email to be sent if one is not received.
• Age restrictions – To create a Zoom account, you need to be 16 years old. There are exceptions for education level accounts, so ensure you sign up properly to be able to create an account.

Do you need an account to use Zoom?

A Zoom account is not required to join a meeting that is being hosted by another person. To host and schedule meetings, you will need to create an account. You can join a meeting without an account through the Zoom app or browser client. You will be required to enter a name and verify that you are a person.

It’s important to note that someone has to host a meeting, so a meeting cannot consist of all guests; at least one person will need to have a Zoom account to run the meeting. A Zoom account can be created for free, which lets you create, host, and schedule your own meetings. It will also let you create a profile so you will not need to enter your name every time you join a meeting.

How to upgrade your Zoom account from Basic to Pro

If you’ve signed up for a free Zoom account, you are automatically subscribed to a “Basic Zoom Meeting” plan. With this level of account you get access to:

• Host up to 100 participants
• Have unlimited 1-on-1 meetings
• 40 minute limit on group meetings (i.e. more than 2 participants)

You also get access to basic video conferencing, web conferencing, and group collaboration features. For more information on what is included in each plan, compare the available Zoom subscription plans.

Upgrading your Zoom account from a free account will remove the 40 minute limit on group meetings, grant access to a custom personal meeting ID, authorize someone to schedule Zoom meetings on your behalf, give access to cloud storage, and more.

Follow the steps below to upgrade your Zoom account from a Basic plan to a Pro plan.

1. Click the Settings button (the gear symbol) in the top right corner.
2. From the settings menu, tap Profile along the left side.
3. Click Upgrade to Pro. This will open a link in your browser. You will need to complete the rest of the process in your browser.
4. Sign in to Zoom using your email address and password or a connected account (SSO, Google, or Facebook).
5. You will be taken to the Billing tab, under “Admin,” within your account profile. Here, your current plan details will be displayed. Click Upgrade Account.
6. Next, you will be taken to the Upgrade your plan screen. Here, you will see a comparison of the available Zoom plans. Choose the plan you want and click Upgrade.

   IMPORTANT

   For Enterprise plans, you will need to click Contact Sales, and go through a much more customized experience according to your specific business needs.

7. You will proceed to the checkout process, at “Step 1: Select a plan.” Choose between monthly and annual billing by clicking on the option you want.
8. Click on any of the Available Add-ons tabs to view the options that you can add to your plan. Click any to select them, adding them to your purchase.
9. Once you’ve made all the selections and are happy with your plan, click Continue.
10. You will proceed to “Step 2: Payment.” Enter the personal information of the billing contact. If the user will be different than the person paying, click to unmark the checkbox for Same as Bill To Contact, and enter the required user’s personal information.
11. Next, you’ll need to choose a payment method and input your credentials. Choose between credit card and PayPal using the radio buttons. Enter the information for the form fields, click the I’m not a robot checkbox, click the I agree to the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service checkbox, and then click Upgrade Now.
12. You will be given an order summary, displaying the total cost and plan type. Click Continue to finalize the purchase and proceed. An email confirmation will be sent to you.

Now that you’ve created a free Zoom account, you can access more features than as a guest user. Create and host your own meetings, schedule meetings with other users, and get access to basic video conferencing, web conferencing, and group collaboration features. Once you’ve set up your account, you can schedule a meeting and learn the available features.