How to enable automatic Microsoft Teams meeting recordings

Picture this: you’re having an important Microsoft Teams meeting, diving deep into discussions that could shape your projects and decisions. But, whoops! You forgot to hit that record button!!!

Frustration starts to bubble up as you realize that all those critical insights and brilliant ideas are slipping away into the digital abyss. Don’t worry; you’re not alone. In this blog post, I’m going to unravel the mystery of automatic meeting recording in Microsoft Teams. Say goodbye to those missed moments and hello to hassle-free, stress-free recording.

Microsoft Teams meeting recording

Enable automatic recording in new Meetings

  1. Start by opening the Calendar in application in Microsoft Teams
  2. Click New meeting
  3. In the Options pane, located on the right side of the New Meeting window enable the option Record Automatically
    Microsoft Teams meeting recording

Enable automatic recordings in already scheduled meetings

  1. Start by opening the Calendar in application in Microsoft Teams
  2. Locate the meeting you want to modify and click on it
  3. In the top bar click on Meeting options
    Microsoft Teams meeting recording
  4. The meeting options will open in the in a browser window, locate the Record Automatically option and enable it
  5. Click Save to update the meeting
    Microsoft Teams meeting recording

Who owns the automatic meeting recording?

In non-channel meetings the recording ownership goes to the first attendee from the hosting organization, who initiates the recording. This recording is stored on the user OneDrive but the owner of the meeting has access to it to share and download.

In channel meetings the recording ownership goes to the first attendee from the hosting organization, who initiates the recording. This recording is stored in the channel document library and accessible to all the channel members.


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I've been working with Microsoft Technologies over the last ten years, mainly focused on creating collaboration and productivity solutions that drive the adoption of Microsoft Modern Workplace.

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