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To verify that your Zoom cloud recordings were copied to Kaltura, you’ll want to check in your Kaltura personal media repository, which goes by the name of “My Media”. You can access My Media from either or both of two campus systems: bCourses and MediaSpace. Both require CalNet authentication.
This is likely the way you will want to access My Media if you are a regular bCourses user.
Once you log into bCourses, you’ll find My Media in the vertical navigation bar on the left of bCourses.
If you’re not a bCourses user, you can use MediaSpace. You can get to your My Media in MediaSpace by going directly to your user media.
Please note that MediaSpace has not been officially launched, and support for it at this time is limited to upload, download, and sharing with UC Berkeley members.
Please review our Frequently Asked Questions about the Zoom to Kaltura Integration. If you are sure that your recordings are in your Zoom account, and that you had a Kaltura account at the time that you recorded in Zoom, please send an email to kalturahelp@berkeley.edu, making sure to include the name and date of the recording.
If you want future Zoom recordings to go into Kaltura, see "How can I be sure if I have a Kaltura account". (Note that you also must be using UC Berkeley's Zoom instance, https://berkeley.zoom.us/(link is external, to do your recording.)
In bCourses, you can choose to share recording(s) in your My Media with members of bCourses sites that you are a member of; see How do I share media in Kaltura within bCourses?
In MediaSpace, you can share with members of the UC Berkeley community; see How do I create a channel and add members in MediaSpace?
In both environments you can add collaborators, as long as they are UC Berkeley members; see How do I add collaborators in bCourses and MediaSpace?
To get a better understanding of why you would want to access Kaltura (My Media) in one system over the other, see Should I access Kaltura through bCourses or MediaSpace?
You may also want to review the Berkeley Kaltura Knowledge Base and our Frequently Asked Questions about the Zoom to Kaltura Integration.