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# Sharing a recorded video in a Session
If you use the video recording feature in ENGAGE, and you want to share the video with other users in a Session, you can choose one of the following options:
* If you have access to Cloud File Manager, you can share the video from there. You must have uploaded the video to your Cloud Files when you stopped recording, or have uploaded it through the web manager. To access recorded videos, open your menu or tablet, select **Cloud Files** 
, and then browse to **Videos** > **Recordings**.
* Upload the video file to a video sharing site, such as YouTube or Vimeo, or to a publicly accessible web server. Recorded video files are saved to the `ENGAGE/MyVideos` folder. For more information, see [Accessing files on your device](/engage/advanced-features/accessing-files-on-your-device.md) and [Playing a video](/engage/essential-features/sharing-media/videos/playing-a-video.md).
* On a desktop device, you can play the video locally, and then share your desktop. You can share audio only on a Windows 11 device. For more information, see [Computer desktop](/engage/essential-features/sharing-media/computer-desktop.md).
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