


Step 1: Open Settings by tapping the Cog-icon at the upper right corner.Ĭlick on Recording, and you will see the location for the local recording.Ĭlick on Open, and the Zoom folder on your PC or Mac will open right away. The good thing about Zoom is that the app interface is nearly similar for both Mac and Windows PC.

How to Find Zoom Recordings on Mac and PC Well, let’s find out how to see and edit Zoom recordings on both Mac and PC. If you do not have either, these recordings will get stored in your Mac and PC’s local Drive. While Zoom also lets you save recordings of meetings and sessions in Cloud, this option is only available for Business and Education accounts. And unlike Skype, here the recordings do not disappear after the 30 days. You can also record your meetings and sessions, and this feature makes it easy to revisit the meeting details at a later point in time. If you’re a fan of the keystroke approach, don’t miss the Zoom keyboard shortcuts list for Mac, and for PC they’re basically the same but using ALT instead of Option and Control instead of Command.Zoom is undoubtedly one of the most popular video communication tools in recent times ( and we’ve published the ULTIMATE guide on it). Windows PC: Raise / lower hand on PC with Alt + Y.Mac: Raise / lower hand on Mac with Option + Y.If you prefer to use keyboard shortcuts in Zoom, you can raise and lower your hand using keystrokes: Keyboard Shortcuts to Raise / Lower Hand in Zoom Meetings Some Mac users may have trouble updating Zoom which can be fixed fairly easily as described here. You’ll want to update Zoom on your computer often, as the app gets bug fixes, new features, and security updates fairly regularly. Raising and lowering hands in Zoom is the same for Zoom for both Mac and Windows PC, as long as you’re on a recent version of Zoom you’ll find the above tricks work. You can lower your hand at any time, or a host can lower your hand as well. If you already have your hand raised, you can lower it at any time using the same trick: Your hand will be raised until either a host lowers it, or you lower it. From the Zoom screen, click on the “Reactions” button at the bottom of the screen.You can raise your hand at any time in a Zoom meeting:

Of course we’re talking about raising and lowering your virtual hand in Zoom Meetings, not literally doing so on camera, and it turns out it’s quite simple.
