That said, this looks really interesting (Though I'm unsure whether you just connect it to your phone and use normally, or whether you connect some sort of hands-free headset to the other side):Ĭonsidering the question is ultimately about finding a cheap or free software-based recording solution, I'll leave it open in case anyone comes up with something workable. The quality isn't bad (albeit not broadcast quality) and the ability to use an external voice recorder means I'm not having to deal with moving files off my phone or expend extra battery power on a recording app. It works really well you connect the jack to a voice recorder and put the earbud in your ear, which has a microphone and sits between your ear and the phone's speaker. In practice, this is what I ended up buying: The only reliable answer is some sort of hardware solution. You’re all set to record When you receive a call, answer it and then press 4 on the keypad. Works with many popular phones and services including cell phones, landlines, and VoIP. See incoming SMS on your Mac without reaching for your phone. Keep notes on each call organized by caller in a shared database (lightweight CRM). Hit the toggle switch to the right to enable it. Dial calls from your Address Book, Daylite, or selected text. Scroll down until you see Incoming Call Options. Returning to this question several years later, it's still a pretty sad state of affairs. In the app, tap on the menu button up in the top-left corner.
#PHONE AMEGO RECORD CALLS MAC OS X#
I don't even need a full Mac OS X telephony suite ideally, I'd be able to use my phone as normal, but record the call via Bluetooth on my Macbook Pro. Is there a piece of software that is able to record audio from Bluetooth handsfree? I've tried Phone Amego and BluePhoneElite2 Audio Hijack somehow receives no audio data when hijacking both (and both inexplicably have no recording function). One idea I had was to use my laptop as a Bluetooth handsfree device, then using a separate program like Audio Hijack to record audio. Given the general crappiness of these apps, I've started to look for workarounds. Apparently my HTC Dream uses two different circuits for each side of the conversation, making full-duplex recording on the phone itself impossible. Like, it isn't even serviceable - all calls are recorded via the internal microphone, resulting in one needing to use speakerphone to even hear the other side in recordings.
#PHONE AMEGO RECORD CALLS ANDROID#
My phone runs Android 1.5, and all of the call recording software sucks. I've sat through more lectures on this topic than you - trust me. I am a freelance journalist who needs to record calls for accuracy and legal reasons - I inform every person I record that I am doing so, so * PLEASE* do * NOT* post asking about the legality of recording calls.
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