I need a way to record voice calls, both lines. I have looked into some apps that don't work so well, so i need your help.
I have never had much success with these types of apps. The best one that recorded both sides of the conversation breaks Bluetooth which is a deal breaker for me.
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backdown said:
I need a way to record voice calls, both lines. I have looked into some apps that don't work so well, so i need your help.
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MIUI has it built in
HipKat said:
MIUI has it built in
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That it does sir but I tried it not too long ago and it didn't seem to work either. But that was a few releases ago so maybe it has changed.
nobody calls my EVO a fizzle and gets away with it!!
potna said:
I have never had much success with these types of apps. The best one that recorded both sides of the conversation breaks Bluetooth which is a deal breaker for me.
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I will only be recording over speakerphone
potna said:
I have never had much success with these types of apps. The best one that recorded both sides of the conversation breaks Bluetooth which is a deal breaker for me.
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if you dont mind, what was the name of the app?!
I would be intersted in this also
recording both sides can only be done with a modified kernal.
backdown said:
I will only be recording over speakerphone
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That's how I do it. I open up voice recorder & put call on Speaker & record call.
i honestly dont remember i tried several apps from the market, i could look to see if any of them look familiar but i move through so much stuff i cant say for suer which one it was. plus i use cm7 and this could have played a role what worked and how well it worked. sorry!!
I use CallRecorder from the market and Lithid's Freedom v8.5 kernel. Works great. I get both sides and I don't have to be on speaker phone.
Google voice, press #4 when the call connects. The best I have used.
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Now that Fring has "banned" Skype (or the other way around), is there any way to leverage the EVO's front facing camera to call a PC (or any desktop environment)? Qik will do one way video to www.qik.com, but in my experience, it's pretty bad and only does one way video...
I can't believe Google hasn't implemented this in Froyo and or Google Talk??? WTF???
I found an app a while back called iMovicha. I tested it out from Evo to computer and it worked. It does need to be installed on both Evo and computer, but so do others such as Skype.
Thx... I'll give it a shot... any other options? I'm seriously wondering why google hasn't implemented this yet...
Yeaa i agree ....google needs to make moves on this.
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Just tried movicha and it doesn't recognize my lenovo x301 integrated camera. So... I'm stuck. I guess I'll try my usb camera to see if it's the integrated camera or the software.
Update: I used my usb camera and it worked ok... not great... and there is no option for speaker on the evo side... so I guess you'd have to plug in a headset. By the time I take all these steps, it's not worth it.
Android needs facetime... or Google Video.
The facetime on the iphone 4 was pretty cool! Thats about it though! This evo is rid!!!
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bkfitz said:
Android needs facetime... or Google Video.
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Does facetime make videochats to computers?
ezkialrage said:
Does facetime make videochats to computers?
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There is a Facetime app for mac os x, but i don't know if it is available for windows pc
The yahoo app can do front facing to computers from all the posts I've read.
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JasonK75 said:
The yahoo app can do front facing to computers from all the posts I've read.
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It does but it's pretty buggy and quality is on the low side.
Galaxy S I9000 are now able to record the call directly by internal system without using speaker and mic. The recorded voice is clear for both side.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=863074
Anyone already tried this technique on our Vibrant?
Dunno if its possible on the vibrant but even if it was we would need an app that's coded for it. Right now it seems all the recording apps require mic+speakerphone.
regP said:
Dunno if its possible on the vibrant but even if it was we would need an app that's coded for it. Right now it seems all the recording apps require mic+speakerphone.
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I use the app called "Call Recorder" and have had great success with recording conversations without the use of speakerphone during the call. I recorded a sample of me calling my cell phone from my home phone. The recording quality is good enough that you can hear the caller's dialogue, and your voice will be crystal clear because it's recorded through our phone's microphone.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1252651/Quality%20Test.mp3
Check it out for yourself!
-Mat
Hu thats sounds good enough for me thx mat, but theres about 50 "call recorder" in market who makes the one your using?
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AustinKnight45 said:
Hu thats sounds good enough for me thx mat
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You're welcome man! I'm glad that someone finally believed me when I told them that the sound quality wasn't really bad at all.
Let me know how you make out with it!
http://www.androlib.com/android.application.hongbo-callrecorder-Cxt.aspx
That's the link to the exact app that I was referring to.
- Mat
Ok thx
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I've tried Fring and had choppy results. I've also tried Tango with minimal success. What's the opinion of the board as to what the best video chat solution is? I have WiFi and 3G/4G available to me so take that into consideration in that bandwidth isn't a problem. Ideally I'd like to be able to chat with my buddy in Spain via my phone to him on his computer. Thanks in advance.
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I've tried Fring and had choppy results. I've also tried Tango with minimal success. What's the opinion of the board as to what the best video chat solution is? I have WiFi and 3G/4G available to me so take that into consideration in that bandwidth isn't a problem. Ideally I'd like to be able to chat with my buddy in Spain via my phone to him on his computer. Thanks in advance.
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2.2 and yahoo video worked flawless for me.
ooVoo works well for me. It has both desktop & phone apps, and is free. I'm on rooted stock DI18, but it should work on anything.
knyque said:
ooVoo works well for me. It has both desktop & phone apps, and is free.
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I forgot to mention that free is the only option.
Beezer80 said:
I forgot to mention that free is the only option.
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Well use Yahoo messenger then, both desktop and mobile do video calling but only on froyo. Anyway from what i can figure Yahoo has the most bandwidth for it because it's been working great for me with low 3g
apatcas said:
Well use Yahoo messenger then, both desktop and mobile do video calling but only on froyo. Anyway from what i can figure Yahoo has the most bandwidth for it because it's been working great for me with low 3g
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Good looking out. I'll gve it a shot.
thyat was a good question cause ive tried tango, qik, and fring and they all suck. never tried yahoo messenger though
Got to second the ooVoo recommendation. Quality is great. I haven't tried an actual call with Yahoo, but did notice that the box showing your camera is sideways...
Facetime
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A_Flying_Fox said:
Facetime
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For the Samsung Epic...
A_Flying_Fox said:
Facetime
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Way to be a douche
I wasn't being a douche I was just playing
Video callin isn't gonna be practical until its baked into the os. Even winmo 6.5 has a video call option! I hope 2.4 has it baked in...
My friends nokia that he bought from a european store downtown had a video calling feature in the call menu...and this was in '08 lol
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knyque said:
ooVoo works well for me. It has both desktop & phone apps, and is free. I'm on rooted stock DI18, but it should work on anything.
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Second for this one. It's a much smaller footprint and better, faster video than yahoo is. The FFC rotation works the way it should, too.
The biggest question for what video chat to use is what your friends and family are using. I've spent years trying to get my parents and siblings to figure skype out and am finally getting some progress. Trying to get them to switch to yahoo or some other jazz would be impossible.
Google talk really needs to come out with video support on desktop, browser and mobile. I think they would be comfortable with that.
What do you think?
I mean, if I'm using touchless, it probably means my hands are busy, so doesn't it make sense that when I ask my phone to call someone, the call by default is on loudspeaker. To me, it doesn't make any sense to ask the phone to call, and then still use your hands to either touch the loudspeaker button, or to grab it and speak regularly.
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What do you think?
I mean, if I'm using touchless, it probably means my hands are busy, so doesn't it make sense that when I ask my phone to call someone, the call by default is on loudspeaker. To me, it doesn't make any sense to ask the phone to call, and then still use your hands to either touch the loudspeaker button, or to grab it and speak regularly.
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I am unsure of the point you are making. Regarding the loudspeaker being set to on by default there is an option to toggle the loudspeaker to off in Touchless Control settings. For them to have you speak a command to toggle on Touchless control would be overdoing it. I think that the phone you want is about 3-4 years away. I do not see why you would want to speak a command to toggle on or off the loudspeaker, it would confuse the other party.
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bobbysteels216 said:
I am unsure of the point you are making. Regarding the loudspeaker being set to on by default there is an option to toggle the loudspeaker to off in Touchless Control settings. For them to have you speak a command to toggle on Touchless control would be overdoing it. I think that the phone you want is about 3-4 years away. I do not see why you would want to speak a command to toggle on or off the loudspeaker, it would confuse the other party.
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nono, I was thinking about having it turned on by default. holy crap I had not seen that setting, that's all I meant.
Idiot here, please close this and carry on :silly:
Where exactly is this setting? I don't see it in touchless control settings
Squintz said:
Where exactly is this setting? I don't see it in touchless control settings
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Make sure you update to the latest version in the play store. I don't think that feature was there before the update.
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linuxgator said:
Make sure you update to the latest version in the play store. I don't think that feature was there before the update.
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Awesome, see it now. Thanks!
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Make sure you update to the latest version in the play store. I don't think that feature was there before the update.
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So THAT'S why I hadn't seen it the first time!
But wait a minute... the loudspeaker is now on for EVERY call! So instead of having to turn it on every time I use touchless, now I have to run it off every time I don't? Well... still better than the previous scenario... at least now I have an actual hand available to turn it off... but still, isn't it just really logic that I'd like to place a call through the earpiece when using the phone in a normal way, and have the hands-free thing work when I'm using touchless?
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So THAT'S why I hadn't seen it the first time!
But wait a minute... the loudspeaker is now on for EVERY call! So instead of having to turn it on every time I use touchless, now I have to run it off every time I don't? Well... still better than the previous scenario... at least now I have an actual hand available to turn it off... but still, isn't it just really logic that I'd like to place a call through the earpiece when using the phone in a normal way, and have the hands-free thing work when I'm using touchless?
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If it bothers you that much then just use a bluetooth.
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bobbysteels216 said:
If it bothers you that much then just use a bluetooth.
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ha.
Ivan Fuentes Hagar said:
ha.
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Just wondering, does the touchless voice control work with bluetooth?? Will it always be listening through the headset? Or will the phone still take the command directly and just relay the call to the bluetooth?
Droyyd said:
Just wondering, does the touchless voice control work with bluetooth?? Will it always be listening through the headset? Or will the phone still take the command directly and just relay the call to the bluetooth?
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Yes it does. You can still use the "okay google now" and talk to the phone, or you can push the button on your headset, and give your command to the phone, without saying "okay Google Now".
The update I just downloaded from Google play has the option to use speakerphone
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Which call call recording apps are working for you on the G2? I have tried Total Recall on a 30 day trial and it works fine. These apps can be touch and go on some phones and I'm just wondering what everyone else is using?
This one works wonders. It's free to use without any catches whatsoever. No BS and straight to the point call recording app with a few bits of extras.
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Which call call recording apps are working for you on the G2? I have tried Total Recall on a 30 day trial and it works fine. These apps can be touch and go on some phones and I'm just wondering what everyone else is using?
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Hey , I'm really interested in getting this phone (the d802) model , does total recall work with 2way call recording , wots the quality like ?
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This one works wonders. It's free to use without any catches whatsoever. No BS and straight to the point call recording app with a few bits of extras.
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Works but sound is not crisp and clear... Somewhat distorted
Using Record My Call. Works great perfect recording quality. Be sure to set audio source to phone call in the tweaks section.
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wassct said:
Using Record My Call. Works great perfect recording quality. Be sure to set audio source to phone call in the tweaks section.
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which model do you have is it d802? also are both parties equally loud and clear ?
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which model do you have is it d802? also are both parties equally loud and clear ?
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No, VS980 and I do save as a wav file. Yes, both parties are perfectly clear. I've imported into Audacity and don't even need to amplify or adjust. Been using it for about a week.
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wassct said:
No, VS980 and I do save as a wav file. Yes, both parties are perfectly clear. I've imported into Audacity and don't even need to amplify or adjust. Been using it for about a week.
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thanks for your reply , one more question are you on a custom rom with call recording enabled or on stock (just getting at would it work on stock?)
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This one works wonders. It's free to use without any catches whatsoever. No BS and straight to the point call recording app with a few bits of extras.
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No BS?
dyson1a said:
thanks for your reply , one more question are you on a custom rom with call recording enabled or on stock (just getting at would it work on stock?)
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Rooted but stock, no custom ROM
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Thanks to everyone for their input. I'm most likely going to purchase Total recall, just because it works so well. I will check out the other apps before my 30 day trial ends.
timsterzzz said:
Thanks to everyone for their input. I'm most likely going to purchase Total recall, just because it works so well. I will check out the other apps before my 30 day trial ends.
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I'm trying out Total Recall as well (thanks to your recommendation) and it seems to work flawlessly! I've only recorded one call so far, but if it works this well on every call I will be purchasing too. It records both voices crisp and clear with equal loudness. Thanks!
I have tried call recorder by skvalex. working fine. clear audio both sides
timsterzzz said:
Thanks to everyone for their input. I'm most likely going to purchase Total recall, just because it works so well. I will check out the other apps before my 30 day trial ends.
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Get your @SS to mars
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I use Another Call Recorder. Bought the pro version cause it is super. It records, as well as uploads to Google drive helping free up space on my device. Have it running all the time with a prompt to save recording after every call. Perfect. In market. Running stock rom that isn't rooted.
Here's a market link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nll.acr
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call recording program I use is called sanity And so far is used on my last 4 phones two of them being LG's and I've had Zero problems with it recording.
its not been upgraded in years but again still works flawlessly for me.
Link : https://play.google.com/store/apps/...tm_medium=organic&utm_term=google+play+sanity
djpeesh said:
I use Another Call Recorder. Bought the pro version cause it is super. It records, as well as uploads to Google drive helping free up space on my device. Have it running all the time with a prompt to save recording after every call. Perfect. In market. Running stock rom that isn't rooted.
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nll.acr
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+1 this app is jam up... Cheaper than total recall and allows me to delete all files older than x days so I'm not using up memory needlessly!
Could have save some money and flashed AEON. Call recording is built into the rom. :thumbup:
If you want a basic boring rom flash something else. We don't do basic here.
AEON v3
FYI: Recording phone calls in certain places in the world without the other parties consent can be against the law, http://lifehacker.com/5491190/is-it-legal-to-record-phone-calls
Its not where I live