I need a good program for the Tilt that will record voice conversations and voicemails.
On paper, Resco Audio Recorder looked perfect. However, it didn't work right... not even once. With the out of the box settings, the recorded messages were too quiet. I then turned up the gain, but the program just couldn't seem to record correctly. Sometimes, it would start recording, but the final mp3 file would be 0KB. Then, it seemed to record longer conversations (more than a minute long), but playback revealed the recording to be all out of place, as if someone cut it up and rearranged it.
Is there a good alternative I can use?? Oh, and please keep any "legality" comments out of this thread. The Federal Wiretapping act allows recording and legal use of a recording, as long as one party in the conversation (me) consents to being recorded.
Thanks!
Also looking for the same. Hope that the Tilt doesn't have the same hardware limitations that the Hermes has.
-Manny
Flapjack said:
I need a good program for the Tilt that will record voice conversations and voicemails.
On paper, Resco Audio Recorder looked perfect. However, it didn't work right... not even once. With the out of the box settings, the recorded messages were too quiet. I then turned up the gain, but the program just couldn't seem to record correctly. Sometimes, it would start recording, but the final mp3 file would be 0KB. Then, it seemed to record longer conversations (more than a minute long), but playback revealed the recording to be all out of place, as if someone cut it up and rearranged it.
Is there a good alternative I can use?? Oh, and please keep any "legality" comments out of this thread. The Federal Wiretapping act allows recording and legal use of a recording, as long as one party in the conversation (me) consents to being recorded.
Thanks!
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Perhaps this ones works.... haven't tried yet...
http://www.luci.eu/home.html
Vito Audio notes works great and is the best
Just found an excellent post at HoFo.
It would appear WM5/WM6 is a POS when it comes to recording audio. I'm thoroughly shocked....
http://www.howardforums.com/showthread.php?t=1157328&highlight=record+conversations
austinsnyc said:
Vito Audio notes works great and is the best
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Thanks, I will try it. I'm guessing it's not free, right?
Flapjack said:
Thanks, I will try it. I'm guessing it's not free, right?
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I cant advocate warez here but google is your friend
austinsnyc said:
I cant advocate warez here but google is your friend
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All ready found a very informational thread over at P P C W
The Kaiser does indeed have the same hardware limitations as the Hermes. They seem to be in little hurry to correct it.
That's very unfortunate, I am otherwise very happy with the Kaiser. The one thing I miss about my Palm Treo phone is how easy it was to record phone calls and the quality was very good too!
-Manny
Blowfish64 said:
The Kaiser does indeed have the same hardware limitations as the Hermes. They seem to be in little hurry to correct it.
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Do you have to be on speaker phone to be able to record conversations?
Vito audio notes like i said is the best way to go it records incoming and outgoing and no you do not have to be on the speaker phone,
Have you tested this? And if yes using what device (also specify ROM, etc)? It doesn't seem to work at all as far as recording calls on the Tilt!
-Manny
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Vito Audio notes works great and is the best
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I have Vito set to record all calls automatically but it's not recording anything at all. I am just using the phone with no wired or wireless headset. Do you first launch Vito and then go to make a call, or is Vito supposed to automatically record the call once you make a call or a call comes in (assuming you have that option set)?
-Manny
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Vito audio notes like i said is the best way to go it records incoming and outgoing and no you do not have to be on the speaker phone,
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resco audio has that option too, and it actually does record all calls
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The Federal Wiretapping act allows recording and legal use of a recording, as long as one party in the conversation (me) consents to being recorded.
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That's true, but certain states such as California have statutes that do not allow recording. "Cal. Penal Code ยงยง 631, 632: It is a crime in California to intercept or eavesdrop upon any confidential communication, including a telephone call or wire communication, without the consent of all parties."
You can go here to check your state http://rcfp.org/taping/
I just don't want someone to get sued or arrested if they try to use a recording in a two-party state.
For about a year, I walked around with a digital recorder in my pocket at work and was able to use some of stuff I recorded when I left the company.
Talent Anyone?
Seeing how talented the programmers are here, I'm surprised that they haven't developed a program that will internally record a phone call, as appose to relying on the small phone speaker for clarity.
I have been in pursuit of this type of program for about a year in a half, trying to find one that was like my Nokia, still unsuccessful. Maybe if we contact Dutty, he could possible put something together?
I tried Resco and Vito, but it doesn't actually record the "actual" phone conversation. I hear mainly my voice and barely hear the other party in the recording as if its just recording from the actual microphone on the phone. Is there any way to record the actual conversation?
I'm new to WM6.1 Pro. Was using Standard and got a new phone.
With my trusty old Tornado, I recall there was a time when it wouldn't use just any audio file (wav, mp3, etc) as an alarm, notification or system sound. Then, one day before I could investigate this phenomenon, I installed a Tornado ROM that made them all work.
So imagine my disappointment when Wilhelm III (yes, I named my phone, what of it?) with a 6.1 ROM wouldn't let me use just any old sound file.
So I need to ask, what criteria is this functionality based on? Is it determined by the location of the audio files? The encoding of the files? Does it have to be wma or wav, or specifically what codecs or bitrates?
With WM Standard, I was able to adjust maximum volume output through the AudioGain settings in the registry for BT, and Speaker (I could have adjust mic pick-up too but I had no need).
But it seems that WM Pro doesn't have AudioGain, so how do I tweak my phone to ring louder, and hear voices better?
And yes, I have searched, I do search, and despite being lost for hours and being greatly more informed about many things, I haven't found an answer that provided results for me. And despite my sudden return to noobishness, I am generally a very helpful person, so I think I deserve a freebie quickie question-response this time.
TIA
Hi all
I'm new here so don't shoot me if I ask something soo stupid
I've been working on a project to capture the audio stream during a voice call on android.
I've successfully done all the rest of my application but then I ran into a problem:
there is no voice downlink during a phone call.
I've tried and tested every possibility that I could find on the internet and finally turned to using the root mode of my Phone.
The idea came to me when I found "AirVoice" (sorry being new here i can't post outside links :S) application that claims to be able to record both ends of a phone call + the comments on his website seem to confirm this.
I only rooted my phone yesterday following the great instructions of amon_ra (thanks a lot)
so I don't know what I can do and how to integrate it to my code.
I would like to know if there is a rooted access to the audio streams of a phone call?
Best regards
Jason
anybody ? (apologies for the bump )
anarkia1985 said:
Hi all
I'm new here so don't shoot me if I ask something soo stupid
I've been working on a project to capture the audio stream during a voice call on android.
I've successfully done all the rest of my application but then I ran into a problem:
there is no voice downlink during a phone call.
I've tried and tested every possibility that I could find on the internet and finally turned to using the root mode of my Phone.
The idea came to me when I found "AirVoice" (sorry being new here i can't post outside links :S) application that claims to be able to record both ends of a phone call + the comments on his website seem to confirm this.
I only rooted my phone yesterday following the great instructions of amon_ra (thanks a lot)
so I don't know what I can do and how to integrate it to my code.
I would like to know if there is a rooted access to the audio streams of a phone call?
Best regards
Jason
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Sorry I can't offer help but I had a question about your app: can it record streaming audio or does it only record from the mic? I would like an app that can record off the Sirius stream / other streams.
Thanks,
Tony
"Calls Recall" is a non-disruptive call recorder that records calls in the background without user attention. Minimalism is a goal.
Whenever calls are made or received, the conversion is recorded automatically and stored in external storage.
How many temporary recordings to keep is set by user in the setting screen. Old recordings are replaced by new ones.
User can browse recordings and set recording as saved so it will not get replaced.
User can play and delete recordings.
* If you use headphone, you can barely record the voice from the other side, because this app use phone MIC to record (as of now, there is no other commonly supported audio source).
Hello people, this app is on Google Play. Feedback is welcomed.
I wanted a call recorder and downloaded a popular one but it's interface is too complex and even failed to record anything after like 10 presses of things. So I sit down and wrote my own. I come from traditional UNIX world and believe tools should be simple and do one thing well. If people want further process the result, they can adopt another tool in the pipeline.
My disappointment is audio source VOICE_CALL is not implemented by most phone manufactures, and I have to record from MIC. If you have other choices that make it works better than now, I will appreciate.
Thanks
Hello.
Do you know any way to record incoming and outcoming call? I found a lot of apps to record by merge calling and record it as a stream, but all of them use external storage I think. I am looking for something to store records directly on my device.
Best Regards - Michal.
iPhone recording ? you do realise you're in an Android forum
Yes, but I am sure, that I am not only one, who use both systems, and I thought, that such a profesional comunity can give me some advice
Use Rev app its free and easy to use, though you may need to read the terms and conditions. Also be aware that it is illegal to some places to record someone without telling them.