Recording basics & platform literacy
Before you can back up or share a Zoom recording, it helps to know what you're actually working with. These plain-English explainers cover the platform basics — cloud versus local recording, where Zoom stores your files, and which of the several files Zoom produces is the one to send.
Zoom Cloud Recording vs Local Recording: Which Should You Use?
Zoom cloud recording vs local recording: what each actually is, the real trade-offs, and which one most solo professionals should pick before their next call.
How to Download Zoom Recordings (and Why You Shouldn't Rely On It)
The exact steps to download a Zoom cloud recording, where the manual process breaks down on large files, and a faster way to get every recording into Drive.
What's in Your Zoom Recording Folder (and Which File to Send Your Client)
One Zoom meeting creates several files with cryptic names. Here's a plain-English guide to what each one does — and which to share with your client.
If Drive Is So Good, Why Not Just Record in Google Meet?
Google Meet recording vs Zoom for solo coaches: what each does well, what Meet recording really costs, and why Zoom plus Drive is usually the right call.