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How to record yourself and screen using Zoom. Auto-transfer of Zoom Cloud Recordings to Echo360. Join your class, Start record, Screen share, End meeting. Test your Meeting and your Setup before your first class. Note: If you experience issues with feature functions including but not limited to signing into the app or screen sharing, we recommend uninstalling the current Zoom desktop client from your device, then download a fresh copy from in most cases resolves this step resolves the issues. Visit the Zoom sites to see the latest release notes: Zoom Releases By Date – Zoom Help Center. Choose Slow for fewer updates or Fast to receive the newest features and updates. Check Automatically keep Zoom desktop client up to date. Navigate to Settings > General > Zoom Updates. When signed into your desktop client, click on your profile image or initials in the top right. Check for Updates in the drop-down menu. Click on your profile image or initials in the top right. You may choose to manually update your desktop client, or set your desktop client up for automatic updates. You should update the app even if you do not use it because the app drives updates to the account.
To experience the best meeting performance, including audio and video, we recommend updating your account as often as a desktop client update is available. Zoom regularly provides new versions of the desktop client to release new features and bug fixes which apply to your account when you sign in on the app or the Zoom website. Users must update to the minimum version or higher before they are able to sign in to their Zoom account again and regain full access Zoom features. On the date of each new enforcement, users on a client below the minimum version will be signed-out of their client. Zoom has started enforcing a new minimum version (client version 5.8.6 or higher) for user's Zoom clients and plugins starting November 5th, 2022 in order to prepare for a new quarterly minimum version schedule.