Download Teams Recording From Onedrive
Zayne Plascencia
and decided to set up the meeting recording option for OneDrive for Business now rather than wait for July 7, 2021 (opt-in) and we used powershell to set it up via Set-CsTeamsMeetingPolicy -Identity Global -RecordingStorageMode "OneDriveForBusiness" following the instructions from the article.
Test setup: 2 different Team meetings (scheduled from Outlook) within same organization, 1 with me as organizer, 1 with the other person - and then we both started a recording each. The organizer could always download.
Only new recordings are stored for now, but Microsoft says they will deliver facilities to move old recordings over from Stream to OneDrive. When this happens, the storage currently charged against the Stream storage quota for the tenant will be absorbed by OneDrive and SharePoint quotas. You might then have to pay more attention to reporting the amount of storage consumed in SharePoint and OneDrive for Business.
The answer is yes. In fact, you can trim uploaded videos, Microsoft Teams meeting recordings, and even live events. All you need to do is choose a video trimmer from this article, and then, you can start trimming Microsoft teams recording.
First, it is important to note that Teams recordings are now saved in New Stream (Stream on SharePoint). Click here to learn more about the differences between Stream Classic and Stream on SharePoint. The default video threshold is 120 days from the recording date. After that, the video will be deleted and end up in the SharePoint Recycle Bin, where it will stay for 93 days and then will be purged forever.
Since all the video recordings are stored in either SharePoint or OneDrive, you can also change the expiration date from the SharePoint side. By default, the meeting recording is saved within a channel folder in the Recordings subfolder.
Microsoft Stream is currently disabled. Teams meetings can be recorded but will not be uploaded to Stream at this time. Previously, the meeting recordings were stored in the Microsoft cloud (temporary storage) with a retention of 21 days (available for downloaded from the Teams client) before they were deleted.
Selecting Open in OneDrive will open the Recordings folder in your Office 365 account where all Teams recordings will be automatically uploaded. You can access this folder at any time from OneDrive by clicking My files and opening the Recordings folder.
You can find non-channel meeting recordings from the OneDrive directory of the person who started the recording. It will be in the Recordings folder. Only the meeting organizer and the person who started the recording can edit it. But all meeting participants have permission to view it.
Starting in 2021, meetings and calls recorded in Microsoft Teams will be saved to OneDrive and SharePoint. Prior to this, these recordings were stored in Microsoft Stream. If you wish to continue publishing your recordings in Microsoft Stream, you can continue to do so by uploading the video files to Stream from OneDrive or SharePoint.
Recording a meeting is a highly efficient feature desired by numerous users. Although Microsoft is aware of the ms teams recording limitation and has acknowledged it as a highly requested feature, there is no official release date for its availability.
To share recorded teams meeting, find the Recordings folder in OneDrive and share the file as you would with any other file. If you prefer to keep the recording in Stream, you must upload a copy to the platform. This may be especially useful for recordings of training.
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To share a recorded teams meeting outside the organization, you must have the necessary permissions, such as being the meeting organizer, Teams site owner, or the person who started the recording. This ensures that the video recording can be accessed and shared with those outside of your organization.
To conclude, sharing meeting recordings, especially if you are trying to share a recorded teams meeting outside organization, can be a tedious task in addition to using traditional methods like downloading and uploading the video file. But with the new Stream setting in Microsoft Teams, the process becomes much simpler. The recordings are saved directly to SharePoint and OneDrive, making it easier to share with others.
If Sharing Policies in OneDrive for Business and SharePoint Online have been defined, this could impact whether or not the recording can be shared. For example, if a Sharing Policy denying external sharing from OneDrive for Business is set, the recording would need to be moved to a SharePoint Online location to facilitate that.
The below figure shows the Files tab in the General channel of the subscribed to OneDrive site from the above procedure. Notice the Recordings folder in the channel. This folder is created after you launch (AND record!) your first Teams meeting in the channel. It contains the recordings of all Teams meetings launched and recorded from this channel.
NOTE: The recording will be saved to the OneDrive of the person who started the recording. To ensure that faculty or TAs receive the recording, restrict the ability to record to the meeting organizer or selected individuals. This can be enabled when setting up a meeting under Meeting Options. Once in a meeting, organizers can select the 3-dot menu > Meeting Options. Change Who can present? from Everyone to Only me or Specific people. Consult Roles in a Teams meeting for more details.
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