Swivl Live is a feature that enables you to minimize the Swivl app, open a 3rd party app, and continue to use Swivl tracking and Marker audio, but it does not record video through the Swivl App.
Uploading live streamed sessions to Swivl Teams
Recording with Zoom Pro
If you are using Zoom app for your live streaming and have a paid Zoom membership, you can record meetings in the mobile app.
These recordings won't be saved to your system, but will instead be saved to an online folder. The recording will process and appear under My Recordings on the web after you have ended the meeting. It is not possible to store the recording locally on an iOS or Android device.
However, every account can only save a certain amount of cloud recordings before running out of space. For information on how much space your account has, or how to buy more, check out Zoom's page on cloud recording.
Also here's Zoom support link for your reference Recording on iOS and Android
PLEASE NOTE:
- If you are screen sharing, thats what is captured (along with a side bar of participants videos), there's no way to change this
- If you are not screen sharing, you can control what is captured (Gallery view vs speaker view). You can also force it to capture a single speaker by "spotlighting" it.
Recording with Zoom Standard
If you do not have any paid Zoom membership and would like to record while streaming you need to start your Zoom session from a laptop because only the web version of Zoom allows for recording of a session for Zoom free users. The Swivl app will stream your video regardless if you are the person who initiated the Zoom meeting. You can be a general participant and join someone else's Zoom meeting and still live-stream with Swivl.
These recordings won't be saved to your system, but will instead be saved to an online folder. The recording will process and appear under My Recordings on the web after you have ended the meeting. It is not possible to store the recording locally on an iOS or Android device.
However, every account can only save a certain amount of cloud recordings before running out of space. For information on how much space your account has, or how to buy more, check out Zoom's page on cloud recording.
Also here's Zoom support link for your reference Recording on iOS and Android
PLEASE NOTE:
- If you are screen sharing, thats what is captured (along with a side bar of participants videos), there's no way to change this
- If you are not screen sharing, you can control what is captured (Gallery view vs speaker view). You can also force it to capture a single speaker by "spotlighting" it.
Recording with MS Teams
If you record a meeting in MS Teams, the recording happens in the cloud, and is saved to Microsoft Stream. To start recording:
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Start or join the meeting.
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Go to the meeting controls and select More options
> Start recording. -
The person who started the recording receives an email from Microsoft Stream when the recording is available. It also shows up in the meeting chat—or in the channel, if you’re meeting in a channel.
Recording with Google Meet
NOTE: Recording with Google Meet will not work with the integrated audio set up, as there is no way to ensure that the Swivl camera feed remains as the spotlighted video feed.
To record a meeting in Google Meet a G Suite administrator who manages Google Meet for your organization has to allow recordings first. They are saved to the organizer’s Meet Recordings folder in My Drive=> Meet Recordings Folder. An email with the recording link is sent to the meeting organizer and the person who started the recording. The link is added to the Calendar event. To start a recording:
- Open Meet-> start or join a meeting.
- Click More -> Record a meeting.
See the detailed instructions here: How to record a session on Google Meet
Uploading live streamed sessions to Swivl Teams
After recording your Live stream session via Zoom, you can upload your recorded video file (mp4) to Swivl Teams by downloading the video from Zoom.us to your desktop and then uploading via your cloud.swivl.com account.
Switching back to Classroom Audio mode for Zoom will be done automatically so the next time you press the record button after connecting your Swivl robot to your mobile device will automatically put Swivl back in traditional recording mode.
Make sure you follow Swivl Live with Zoom setup steps robot here Live Stream with Zoom - iOS
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