I have two requests for the kernel:
1. Phone-call recording
2. FM recording
Congrats on your work!
1. Phone-call recording
2. FM recording
Congrats on your work!
I have two requests for the kernel:
1. Phone-call recording
2. FM recording
Congrats on your work!
I'm not sure that no FM recording is a lack of kernel support, rather a lack of software support. There's nothing to stop a program that just records from the ALSA Mixer from recording it. The FM Radio just sends the audio in raw format to a line in port on the audio codec.
Alsa mixer? Isn't that something you take for your stomach?
Anyway, I couldn't possibly doubt you, knowing nothing about any of this technical talk, but I would think there would be an app for it if it was possible.
What about call recording?
I'm pretty sure this is kernel related since no call recording app works properly in our phone.
By the way, great to see you got "Recognized Developer" title, you fully deserve it!
Alsa mixer? Isn't that something you take for your stomach?
Anyway, I couldn't possibly doubt you, knowing nothing about any of this technical talk, but I would think there would be an app for it if it was possible.
What about call recording?
I'm pretty sure this is kernel related since no call recording app works properly in our phone.
By the way, great to see you got "Recognized Developer" title, you fully deserve it!
It's like you're afraid that you'd kill somebody with this kernel, whis supports a call recording. I'm voting for this feature, eagerly.
Respectfully hillbeast, you are so wrong in this one mate.
If call recording is legal in even one country then it should be perfectly OK to release a kernel with such a feature.
It's not the manufacturer of the knife that's a criminal, nor is the butcher that cuts your steaks with it. You get my point, right? If it's illegal in a country then responsible for not breaking the law is ONLY the user.
An internet browser can be used to promote child pornography or terrorism (which of course are illegal actions), but in itself is legitimate software.
I could go on with examples but I am sure it's not necessary.
Another point to make is that even if the kernel allows it, you must still use an app to actually record phone calls which would pass the responsibility to the app developer.
But I thing the strongest argument is that there are phones that have this kind of functionality inbuilt such as:
Nokia: 6300, 6230, 6030, N73, N70, N72
Sony Erricson: w910i, w810i, k810i
and I'm certain there others. If Nokia and SE get away with it then an xda developer should be pretty safe.
Finally you can find dozens of apps in the market that allow call recording that work fine in other android phones but not in ours due to kernel limitations.
I think all these should take your fears away and if you can't/won't make such a feature in your kernel then you should at least not stop other developers from doing so.
Let's hear dharam's opinion on this?
Im pretty sure that call recording isnt legal in most countries and that if he includes it in his kernel, some legal trouble may come :/ i remember this from a few months back when someone else asked for this in kyorakernel
Ok guys for those who are discussing the call recording feature.. I'll check out if its possible to implement in our kernel and then also checkout the legality issue...
Sooy, this project is currently suspended for 2 weeks, as i need to sort out some problems in my personal life...
Sooy, this project is currently suspended for 2 weeks, as i need to sort out some problems in my personal life...
Sooy, this project is currently suspended for 2 weeks, as i need to sort out some problems in my personal life...
So probably I should continue working on the kernel from tomorrow...
Features:
- RootADB
- BusyBox 1.19
- FileSystem Support: rfs/ext2/ext3/ext4
- Support for init.d scripts
- Data2SD
- CWM Recovery 2.5
- Multiboot
- 1% Battery MOD
- OverClocking upto 1.2Ghz
- Kernel Hz - 500Hz
- Voodoo v10
Note:
- System - ext2 / Data - ext4 / Cache - ext2
Required for CWM Recovery to work properly
Features:
- RootADB
- BusyBox 1.19
- FileSystem Support: rfs/ext2/ext3/ext4
- Support for init.d scripts
- Data2SD
- CWM Recovery 2.5
- Multiboot
- 1% Battery MOD
- OverClocking upto 1.2Ghz
- Kernel Hz - 500Hz
- Voodoo v10
Download : http://g3mod-kernel-dharam.googlecode.com/files/G3Mod_Final.tar