Possible to record a phone conversation?

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Does anybody know if the Wizard is able to record a phone conversation (as a .wav file or simillar)?

Regards,
Henrik

I use notem on my wallaby, answer/make the call, open notem and press record. I don't see why it would work any differently on another ppc phone.

Two things...

Notem is a great little program that will record in wav or mp3.

#2. I am not aware of the laws of your country, but strongly advise that you not break any laws with my this info. It is only advice and I can't be held responsable for what you do with that info.

WHAT YOU DO IS NOT MY RESPONSABILITY!!!!


Other than that, Good Luck!

Thanks, I will give NoteM a try (as soon as my Qtec 9100 arrives).

BTW, in Denmark it is not illegal to record conversations as long as you are a part in the conversation.

If you have a Bluetooth connection on your PC and a BT headset, you could use your PC headset profile to connect to the phone ie. use the pc mic and speakers. Of course this will allow the pc to record the sound, in and out.

If that is annoying, you can then pair your headset with the PC and then it would be as if your headset is paired with your phone, the only diffirence is that the pc would be able to record the entire conversation.

This works fine for the himalaya since the himalaya itself cant record the incomming sound of a phone call. Wel, it can, but it is extreamely faint since it is the mic on the device wich records both the sound from the built in speaker and your voice.

This might be different for some of the newer devices, I dont know.

Duan

I live in Virginia, USA, and here, as long as one of the poeple in the conversation knows that it's being recorded, then it's legal too. Just curious, and I'm almost afraid to ask, but what problem are you having that this solution solves?

Good luck!

I have had one bad experience where a salesman and I made a deal on the phone.
Afterwards we disagreed about we actually had agreed on.
In this case I would have liked to have had a recording of the conversation.

But of course I'm not interested in recording each and every conversation (though it would be handy if the phone did this automatically and saved them with a timestamp etc.)

BTW, as far as one-button recording (you just press a button and it starts recording) start is concerned, you may want to check out the "One-button recording? Does it need to show the app window?" row in the article "Everything you may need to know about sound recording on the Pocket PC": http://pocketpcmag.com/blogs/menneis...corderApps.asp

Almost all sound / audio recorder applications know this trick.

Menneisyys:

That's a nice article, but long and involved. I've bookmarked it for a long night in.

What's the short answer? What are the ways to record a phone call conversation? I receive orders and direction several times a day. This would be a fantastic option for me.

Thanks

PMRecorder is a good one.
http://1800message.com/usepmr.aspx

That looks good, but how/where do you d/l it?