PCMag editors select and review products independently. If you buy through affiliate links, we may earn commissions, which help support our testing. Learn more. Clubhouse room creators can record conversations and make them available for people to listen to later. Clubhouse is changing the name of the game by allowing hosts to record chats so Clubhouse users can listen to them later versus tuning in for a live discussion.First teased in September, the Replays feature is now rolling out on iOS and Android and also allows Clubhouse hosts to post chats on rival apps and third-party sites. Room creators will have to enable the record function before starting a chat; otherwise, it disappears after the discussion is done as usual, Clubhouse explains in a blog post. Tweet Not only will the audio from each speaker get recorded, but the audience details, Pinned Links, and details on who’s speaking all get saved. Replays offer audience members the ability to skip forward by 30 seconds or jump to the next speaker.Hosts also get some extra abilities, like being able to see who tuned in for live chats and Replays (and how many total audience members a room had throughout the chat), as…
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