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After 21 days, the meeting recordings will no longer be available for download from the chat. Thanks for your prompt reply with above information, it makes us understand your concerns better.īased on this article: Upload a Microsoft Teams meeting recording to Stream, starting August 20, 2020, when users with A1 (includingĪ1 Plus) licenses start a Teams meeting recording, this behavior changes.Īlso, meeting recordings will be available in the meeting chat for a period of 21 days after the meeting. So the question, rather than "how do I delete Teams Meetings Videos", seems to be "where exactly are Teams Meetings Videos being stored at this time".? Stream but they also appear to *not* be being saved to a OneDrive/SharePoint location.
But that means we appear to be stuck in the middle - that is, functionally, recordings currently appear to *not* be being saved to There is a statement that Edu won't be changed from storage in Stream to storage in OneDrive/SharePoint until July 7, 2021.
Switched to the new method of the recordings being stored in OneDrive/SharePoint. Due to "seeing" that functional change, we presumed that we had already been where recordings used to be stored, before we noticed the functional change within Teams (over the last summer). The recordings also don't appear to be anywhere in Stream, i.e. Hence my question is related to where else I can look. I had looked in those locations and the recordings were nowhere to be found. That the files are actually found to be in those locations, when, as stated, they are not (or don't appear to be). Unfortunately, as I had already discovered, the documented instructions within the "Delete a meeting recording in Teams" article onward link to generic instructional articles on how delete files from those locations (SharePoint or OneDrive) but that presumes We are a school and have Microsoft 365 A1 for Students/Faculty, and Microsoft 365 Apps for Students/Faculty licenses.Īny other suggestions as to where we might find the recording, and thus be able to delete the file.? (and clicking the "3 dots" menu for the recording itself does not offer to either "Open Stream" nor delete the file, etc.) The SharePoint/OneDrive location for the person who initiated the recording of the meeting The Team/Group SharePoint area opened by going to "Team" -> "Files" -> "Open in SharePoint" The Stream location for the Team (in case it was still going there.) I have checked the following locations without success: However, following a request from a staff member to delete a recording, we are currently unable to track down where the recording resides. We understood that following the changes, Video Recordings would be stored somewhere in SharePoint/OneDrive instead.
Was in line with Microsoft's announced changes. We noticed over the summer that Teams Meeting Recordings were no longer automatically saved and uploaded into Stream, but that they simply appeared in the Channel as a video file link (that was "downloadable" and deleted after 30 days).
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