Just start a meeting now, with a friend or anyone. Note: If you don't have any previous meetings that have been recorded. Now you can see the convert button being displayed. Go into the previous meeting which you've copied the files into. Restart the Zoom app and go into the meetings interface. Transfer the files of the meeting to be converted into the folder. Take a backup of those files, and delete the contents of the folder. Go into any previous meeting folder which has already been converted. zoom files ( named double_click_to_convert_01 and double_click_to_convert_02) You need all the files for this to work i.e Here is something I found on a reddit post. I have seen quite a few other people asking the same question, but the general consensus is "ummmmm we don't know".OK, so it isn't a standard codec that mediainfo can read. zoom file that is 4.43G and plays with ZOOM.Īnd, all I get from the web is how to convert it using Zoom. When I look at one of the files, all I get is that it's a.
SO - all you smartypants techie people - ANY IDEAS?
Upscaling it does not work either (tried TOPAZ) - results in a wonky-looking video. Please do not refer me to the "copy the files to a previously recorded zoom meeting" method within ZOOM, as it results in the same quality file (because it's again, using Zoom's compression method). ZOOM files to HD video using an external better-compression method? zoom files clearly have more info and potentially better quality. mp4 file as WAY poor quality, compressed to within an inch of its life, and squished to lower than SD standard. As I am sure you are all in some way using zoom, you are familiar with the zoom-compressed.
mp4 file (1 file just under 9MB) as well as the audio files etc. zoom files (2 files about 4G & 2G) and the zoom-compressed. We have a ZOOMITZVAH (yeah, it's a word now). HEY you smartypants! Need some info and maybe someone here can help.
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