Published date: 08/03/2021
The Microsoft Teams recording functionality is great for recording minutes of meetings (whilst observing Privacy rights of course). The only challenge then is where to find it once you’ve finished and how to transcribe a recording made on Teams.
If you schedule the meeting in a Teams channel then all channel members will see the recording in the post once the meeting has finished. It takes a while to appear… but it will! That will also be saved to the files within the channel.
I regularly schedule meetings from Client emails so we all have the context of the meeting Agenda. To do that you just need to select the ellipsis (the three dots) and select ‘meeting’ and then ‘Teams Meeting’ in the ribbon menu.
You can dismiss the recording at any time during the conversation. Once the meeting has ended you will find the recording in the chat area.
Select the ellipsis again and ‘Open in OneDrive’. Once opened download the file and save to your chosen location.
If you’re not already logged into your Microsoft account then do so and go to Stream.
From the menu ribbon select Create and Upload video.
Once uploaded you will have several options. The one thing you shouldn’t do is ‘publish’ or share with others if that is not the intention.
By default Stream will create not only the file but the transcript of the file. This is in vtt file format but can be opened in opened in any text editor, such as Notepad on Windows, or Textedit on a Mac.
When it downloads click the down arrow and ‘show in folders’. You can then right click the file and select ‘open with’.
From here you can edit the file or share as it is! Happy recording.
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