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Hi,
A college recorded and sent a short video clip in Teams chat. The clip was recorded by a mobile device directly from the recording function in Teams chat: Send a video clip in Teams - Microsoft Support
I can view the video clip the Teams chat, but I want to download the file. The file is not in the "file" tab in the chat.
How can I download the video file from the chat?
Thank you!
Sending multimedia content and documents within chat conversations in Microsoft Teams
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I am also having this issue. Any solution to this? Thanks!
im trying to, it's a nice format but I can't see the file anywhere other than teams
I'm having the same issue. Did you resolve this?
Thank you!
I still not find something that works, unfortunately.
Please note that I do not have a problem with downloading records of Teams meeting, which the links you send mainly are describing. I manage to download meeting records and other videos without any problem.
The issues I am facing is only related to video clip recorded by my college with a mobile device directly from the recording function in Teams chat: Send a video clip in Teams - Microsoft Support and shared in the Teams chat. It seems like the file of the video clip works differently, but I can't find the location the file is stored, and are still not able to download the file.
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