Zoom Integration: Import Your Cloud Recordings Directly into Auphonic
Auphonic announced a Zoom integration that brings Zoom cloud recordings into its platform without manual download or re-upload, either as a single file or as separate tracks per speaker in a Multitrack Production. The results can then be trimmed in the Auphonic Editor.
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Auphonic, an audio processing service, announces a Zoom integration in a post dated October 23, 2026. It lets users import recordings stored in Zoom's cloud straight into Auphonic, either as a single file or with one track per speaker in a multitrack production, with no download or re-upload. Zoom becomes an external service: users pick the meeting and recording in the production form, audio-only or video.
The file then follows Auphonic's usual processing: level balancing, noise reduction, loudness normalization, automatic cutting, transcription and publishing, and it can be trimmed in the editor. A Zoom account with Cloud Recording is required; local recordings cannot be imported. Auphonic requests two read-only permissions, changes nothing in Zoom, stores tokens encrypted, and disconnecting deletes them. The list shows recordings from the last 30 days.
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