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Learn how to use Zoom's API with Python in this step-by-step guide! In this tutorial, you'll learn how to create a robust server-to-server OAuth application that automatically transcribes your Zoom recordings, prints them directly to your terminal, and saves them as text files. Perfect for developers, this tutorial will take you from setup to execution, so you'll have a fully functional application by the end of the video.
🧠 What You'll Learn:
1. Setting Up OAuth: How to manage your server-to-server credentials
2. Using the Zoom API: Connect to Zoom's API and access user recordings
3. Automatic Transcription: Convert audio to text using AssemblyAI's free tier
4. Storing Transcripts: Save your transcripts as .txt files for simple persistence
🛠️ Tools & Skills Covered:
1. Python Programming
2. Zoom API Integration
3. OAuth Authentication
This tutorial is designed to help you improve your programming skills, understand how to integrate Zoom functionalities into your applications, or simply learn about server-to-server authentication. Code along with us to start exploring these concepts!
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0:00 Intro
0:21 Getting started
0:39 Creating a Zoom App
2:35 Writing the zoom.py module
8:07 Writing the main application
10:35 Recording an example meeting
10:55 Running the main application
🔑 Get an AssemblyAI API Key: assemblyai.com/dashboard/signup?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=yt_ry_8
🧑💻 GitHub repo: github.com/AssemblyAI-Examples/assemblyai-zoom-transcripts
📃 Blog post: assemblyai.com/blog/zoom-transcription-zoom-api/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=yt_ry_8
🟦 Zoom plans: zoom.us/pricing
Learn how to use Zoom's API with Python in this step-by-step guide! In this tutorial, you'll learn how to create a robust server-to-server OAuth application that automatically transcribes your Zoom recordings, prints them directly to your terminal, and saves them as text files. Perfect for developers, this tutorial will take you from setup to execution, so you'll have a fully functional application by the end of the video.
🧠 What You'll Learn:
1. Setting Up OAuth: How to manage your server-to-server credentials
2. Using the Zoom API: Connect to Zoom's API and access user recordings
3. Automatic Transcription: Convert audio to text using AssemblyAI's free tier
4. Storing Transcripts: Save your transcripts as .txt files for simple persistence
🛠️ Tools & Skills Covered:
1. Python Programming
2. Zoom API Integration
3. OAuth Authentication
This tutorial is designed to help you improve your programming skills, understand how to integrate Zoom functionalities into your applications, or simply learn about server-to-server authentication. Code along with us to start exploring these concepts!
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0:00 Intro
0:21 Getting started
0:39 Creating a Zoom App
2:35 Writing the zoom.py module
8:07 Writing the main application
10:35 Recording an example meeting
10:55 Running the main application
