Voicemail

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Hi guys,

Is there any software that will record an incoming missed call onto the phones SD card so I dont have to dial voicemail and can check the calls on directly on my PPC?

Thanks for any advice

Buda

I second the request for this....

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Originally Posted by bdangol

Is there any software that will record an incoming missed call onto the phones SD card so I dont have to dial voicemail and can check the calls on directly on my PPC?

No, that is not possible. Take a look at this:
http://www.pocketpcmag.com/blogs/ind...&c=1&tb=1&pb=1

...voicemail a la Answering Machine style

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Originally Posted by bdangol

Hi guys,

Is there any software that will record an incoming missed call onto the phones SD card so I dont have to dial voicemail and can check the calls on directly on my PPC?

Thanks for any advice

Buda

Lets just say you want an Answering Machine on PPC.

It would be a novel and successful one, if there were ever any made. AFAIK, it is yet not possible on HTCish handhelds....

The one thing I tried involves you picking up the call, then it records the conversation, and more clearly if in speakerphone mode (a pain innit?). That is called Live PVR, in case you want to google it and wake up the genius within....

We will be waiting, if you find/make it first

Originally Posted by grun

No, that is not possible. Take a look at this:
http://www.pocketpcmag.com/blogs/ind...&c=1&tb=1&pb=1

So there is a fundamental hardware problem where software cannot access hardware. It occurred to me that all sounds can be fed to the bluetooth stack so maybe it could be captured from there.

Ok show of hands who would like an Answer machine for HTCish PPCs bit like the visual voicemail on dare I say it the iphoney

Such a SW is existing in Symbian60. I had this back in the dark times on my Nokia 6680.
This SW is answering the call automatically, playing the announcement which was recorded before and then recording the meaasge as mp2 (or wav). storage media can be the telephone itself or a memory card.

In WM6, i didn't find it yet, maybe really not existing.

BTW, the Siemens S40 had such a function integrated as well (no Symbian, no WM, ...).

cheers,

g-fall