A tool for recording phone conversation

Hello,
A few days ago, someone (who I don't remember) was looking for a product able to record phone conversation.
here is a link that points to a tiers product that seem to do the job (record and save).
http://www.ezphonerecorder.com/se/index.htm
Maybe it will help.
Francois

Hi Friend,
Many Thanks for sharing the code....You seem to be an expert...
I m bit new with FORMS
Can you pls help me :
1) Provide a document stating how to install my new login form.jsp of FORMS 10g into TOMCAT Server ....Basically I need to understand as to how to create the database connection through tomcat in the live environment....i.e how to deploy the 1st login form through which db connection is established...
2)In 10g developer suite when I call a report from the form ...the form gives an error stating that it was unable to find the report server...which I has set as 'localhost'
in the forms inbuild calling function.
how to start the report server in 10g Devloper suite ?? and what is the command or wht needs to be done ??
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Is there an app which can record phone conversations?
I read that the iphone cancels 3rd party apps when there is a phone call... So is there an apple app which can record phone conversations?

Rather than arguing about "when" they make this announcement, let's just agree that we've all heard this message ("This call may be recorded for quality purposes") with several companies we have called.
I wasn't arguing with you. My response was aimed directly at your question.
Ironic: I wonder if the iPhone support phone number answers with "this call may be recorded for quality purposes".
My point has nothing to do with your response.
So? Then don't include such a question.
And we have heard this message with all companies in the U.S. that may record a portion of the conversation. A company that doesn't record any part of the conversation has no need to include such a notice/warning.
My point is that there are Legal ways to use a phone recorder in the Unites States. It is not Apple's job (or Job's Apple) to regulate that usage, and that is why I question the lack of a Recorder that has the ability to record my calls.
You can question this here until you are blue in the face which won't change anything, not if Apple is against including this feature regardless their reason or reasons.
Apple is within their right to include or not include a phone recorder or any other feature with the iPhone, and you are within your right to purchase another device that includes a phone recorder if this is something you need/want and would use on a regular basis.

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Hello,
for the purpose of my course in linguistics I have to record convesations for conversation analysis.
At this moment I have found the counter parts agreeing to cooperate, and accepting to be recorded.
I have SKYPE which I find useful and I have Imovie.
BUT Imovie does not render a good sound for the other party. My voice is clear but no the interlocuteur's one.
Also Imovie sometimes records, sometimes does not and I only know that after listening which is very annoying, because some parts of conversations will not be able to be reproduced as I have to record live to get a natural speech.
Well MY 2 QUESTIONS ARE:
1) How can I make imovie more reliable and also how can I make the recording of both speakers equal on the recorded item?
2) if the above cannot be solved, does a software exist to record phone conversation on Mac?
Thank you in advance to those who can answer me.
Kind regards,
Kat

Probably the best forum for this question would be one for your Mac model as it is not about a specific Apple software program. Since your profile doesn't give that information, I can't provide you a link to the appropriate forum. However, I can give you a link to a program that can record phone conversations on your Mac. Take a look at Phone Valet by Parliant.
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Hello,
for the purpose of my course in linguistics I have to record convesations for conversation analysis.
At this moment I have found the counter parts agreeing to cooperate, and accepting to be recorded.
I have SKYPE which I find useful and I have Imovie.
BUT Imovie does not render a good sound for the other party. My voice is clear but no the interlocuteur's one.
Also Imovie sometimes records, sometimes does not and I only know that after listening which is very annoying, because some parts of conversations will not be able to be reproduced as I have to record live to get a natural speech.
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1) How can I make imovie more reliable and also how can I make the recording of both speakers equal on the recorded item?
2) if the above cannot be solved, does a software exist to record phone conversation on Mac?
Thank you in advance to those who can answer me.
Kind regards,
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No, you don't really want an iMic if you're using a Skype phone.
An iMic is for using a separate microphone to go INTO the Mac. But you don't need that: you're already using the microphone in your Skype phone.
Maybe you're using the Skype so that you get cheap phone calls, but if you used an ordinary loudspeaker phone connected to an ordinary phone line, then you wouldn't need to record on the Mac; you could simply use an ordinary microphone connected to an ordinary Mini-Disc recorder or cassette recorder.
I can't really give you any more detailed information, as I can't hear exactly what you're getting via your Skype phone, and I don't know what settings you've used on your Mac, or in the Audiocorder software.
All I can tell you is that Audiocorder - or possibly even GarageBand! - should work with your Skype phone ..if you get the volume settings right. If you don't need to use your Mac for the phone calls - via Skype - why not just forget about using the Mac to record things, and use a device which is meant for making simple recordings ..that's to say a cassette recorder, or Mini-Disc recorder, plus a microphone, plus a telephone with a loudspeaker in it, so that you can easily record both sides of the conversation?

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Hi eholz1,
The method I favor is not included in
any of your three (3) options. I agree that the "script is
everything", but I generally add audio from that script as a
separate step - after the recording process - as a part of the
routine editing procedure. That works better for me than to narrate
while recording.
I reject out of hand the idea of using a third-party audio
program to separately record audio to be separately
inserted/imported later ... the work involved in synchronizing
audio on the time-line is considerable, and often results in its
own horror stories about editing slide audio timing to correspond
to slide timing of objects and other actions. But maybe that's just
me. But maybe it's not ...
see
this thread
for an example of how screwed up and frustrated you can
become, trying to fit a round peg into a square hole (with all
respect to the author of that thread.
In other news, I see nothing wrong with calling members uh,
members. I respond pretty well to any name that doesn't reference a
body part or function thereof. As a matter of fact, I've even been
called that (right here) from time to time. Sigh. So hard to
generate a little hero worship nowadays - but even so, I think I'll
keep on being me.
Have a nice day!
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I'm no VOIP expert, so, just curious: is there already any program on your computer that can make the VOIP line audible?? In that perhaps case you could use Jack OS X ( http://www.jackosx.com/ ) to route that signal to Logic.
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