Transcribe your Zoom meetings
If you use Zoom in the browser, record it with the Chrome extension or with Live. If you use the app, upload the recording afterwards. Echo transcribes it with each speaker and leaves you the summary and tasks.
Echo’s assistant doesn’t join Zoom yet: these meetings are recorded from Chrome or uploaded.
What Echo does with Zoom
- The Chrome extension records the Zoom tab and shows the text live in a side panel.
- Live can also pick up the sound from another tab, mixed with your microphone.
- Recordings from the Zoom app are uploaded like any other audio or video file.
- Afterwards the whole meeting is transcribed, with speakers separated, the summary and the tasks.
How to connect it
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With the extension
Connect the Chrome extension to your account and, in the Zoom tab, click the Echo icon and start recording the tab.
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Or with Live
In Live, tick “Include the sound from another tab” and choose the meeting tab.
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Or upload the file
In Files, click “Upload a file” and choose the recording.
Frequently asked questions
Does the assistant join Zoom like it does Teams?
Not yet. For now the assistant only joins Teams. Zoom in the browser is recorded with the Chrome extension.
What if I use the Zoom desktop app?
The extension records Chrome tabs, not other apps. Record the meeting in Zoom and upload the file to Echo afterwards.
Do I need a paid plan?
Uploading recordings and Live are on every plan. The extension connects with an API key, which is on the Pro plan.
Try it with your next meeting.
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