In its continued attempt to diversify its product offerings, Zoom today launched a new asynchronous video tool, Zoom Clips, that lets users record, edit and share video clips without having to hop on a meeting.
Zoom Clips, available in public beta, provides a dedicated content library where users can manage, share, rename, search for, download or delete clips. Accessible from the desktop Zoom app, the Zoom web portal or the Mac menu bar and Windows system tray, Clips can capture both a screen and webcam feed — optionally with a virtual background — or only a portion of a user’s desktop.
Once clips are recorded via Clips, users can add a title, description and tags, trim unwanted sections and share the recording via email from Zoom’s web portal. From that same portal, they can control who can view the clip (e.g. anyone with the link or only people in an organization), and view comments and metrics like...
