This template starts when Zoom finishes a cloud recording, downloads the file, and uploads it to YouTube.
JavaScript reads the download URL and meeting topic. An HTTP request fetches the video. Connect Zoom and YouTube. Put a Zoom token on that HTTP request so Zoom allows the download.
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The scenario starts when Zoom finishes a cloud recording on the account you connect.
JavaScript picks the recording file URL and a title from the meeting topic.
An HTTP request fetches the file. Put your Zoom token on that HTTP request.
YouTube publishes the video on the channel you connect.
Add a Zoom connection with access to cloud recordings. Watch recording completed on that account.
Add a YouTube connection for the channel that should receive uploads.
In JavaScript, map the recording download URL and title. Add an HTTP request to fetch the file and put a Zoom token on that node.
Upload the file to YouTube. Map the meeting topic as the title. Finish a test recording and confirm the video appears.
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