Record a phone conversation

is there an app for this?
record a convo.
Its what Oskana did to Mel Gibson....i thought to myself..thats a cool app...

This is not legal in many places ( without consent), so an app may be difficult or impossible to find.

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How can i record a phone conversations?

Can any body please tell me, how can i record a phone conversation. I have an iphone 2.0 , if i call any person or any person calls me, how can i record the whole conversation, are there any apps

I have browsed it , and i am confused
If anybody can tell me whether it is possible or not i will appreciate it
please tell me which app works perfectly

Is it possible to record a phone conversation on iPhone 5 . If so how!

Is it possible to record a phone conversation on iPhone 5 . If so how!

Not that I know of. There is no setting on the phone for it. I looked for an app once and could not find one either

Is it possible to record a phone conversation on my iphone 5s?

Is it possible to record a phone conversation with my iPhone 5s and how?

Not that I know of. There is no setting on the phone for it. I looked for an app once and could not find one either

What's the best way to record a phone conversation to GB?

i am doing a small podcast with my best friend "the joseph podcast" and we have a few celebrities calling in to our show, we can't believe it either, Angela Kinsey from "the office" and Charlie Day from "it's always sunny in philadelphia" and we were wondering what the best way to record a phone conversation would be. we need help and we are pretty much poor so keep it cheap. thanks so much!

If I were trying to record something very important, likely "get one chance only" type of thing, I would not use GB to do the recording. I would use a tape recorder and then later transfer the recording to GB.
I'd use something like this BELL-SONECOR TR-70 Tele-Recorder Adapter for $13.
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E71 - Recording a phone conversation

Hi,
What is the easiest way to record a phone conversation? Right now you start the phone call and go into menu and turn recorder on....is there a more direct and elegant way to do this?
Tks

i do not recomend using the ovi store for this purchase.
if you have to reformat the phone for coruption or any other reason, OVI store will NOT let you redownload the product. you will have to pay for it again
if you by any software from the OVI store, you will not be able to get ANY software updates that fix bugs from the developer or OVI
if you by any software from the OVI store, your money goes into the abyss and if it does not work or you do not like it, there is no return of your funds.
OVI store does NOT return any email requets for ANY information what so ever!

Can i record a phone conversation using iphone 3 gs

can i use my i phone 3gs to record a telephone conversation?

You're welcome.
claudia137 wrote:
thank you. can you suggest any apps?
Not really, because as I've mentioned, the reviews are not that good. Do a search yourself using the terms "Call Record". Here's one example that will pop up, read the reviews, judge for yourself:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/recorder/id284428991?mt=8

Can I use my iphone to record a phone conversation?

At times, I need to record a phone call with the other caller's knowledge. Is there a way to do it with the iPhone 4S?

This is not a feature of iOS.

Record a phone conversation on imac

Quick simple question.
Right now I have desktop speakers connected to two computers so depending on which one I am using I can listen via those speakers.
I have a phone conference tomorrow that I need to be hands free with, but would also like to record the conversation (it's a training session and will be agreed to by both parties - no problem or legal issue involved).
Is it as simple as disconnecting the mic plug from the one computer and sticking it into the phone in order to hear via the speakers?
Then from there how would I go about recording it on the iMac?
That is the part I am totally unfamiliar with.
Thanks.
Meeting is a 8 AM tomorrow morning so if someone can help, I'd really really appreciate it.
Brae
ps. it is a basic 3G phone.

Hi gwendo,
Currently, you are not able to record a conversation on the phone with the LG Extravert. If you are looking for a way to save an important voicemail, we do have a partner that can archive the message to MP3 or even CD or cassette tape.
The company is called CBW, and they can be reached via www.cbwproductions.com/vwclientsorder.html or by phone by calling 800-770-8046 or 877-244-3222. Hopefully they will be able to help you save that message!
Thanks!
MichelleG_VZW
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Recording a phone conversation

Just discovered that I had accidentally recorded some conversations - at least the other party's voice. Found them in Media - Music. How can I record people in the future?

One of two ways:
1. Use www.grandcentral.com
You'll need that person to call your virtual GrandCentral number and when you pick up select accept call and record. You'll be able to retrieve it from your GC mailbox, but the fact it is recorded will be announced to them.
2. Buy a digital recorder.
I have a small Olympus digital voice recorder with both mic in and speaker out. It's not the best solution as you'd have to split the headphone jack in some fashion. There is sound in and out from the iPhone jack and it'd be hard to record both what you and the other person are saying. I'm sure some in-line jack converter would be needed; one that I've not seen.
Just know some states require notice be made to either the call placer (you if you call them) or both persons. It's a slippery slope, but I've read some cases where "Hello, Bob's Pizza Shack. This call will be recorded for quality and training. How can I help you?" has work, or some variation.

How to record a landline phone-to-phone conversation using a MacBook's audio-in port?

I need to record a phone conversation -- that will take place between two landlines.
(I have the other person's permission -- I'm interviewing them for a paper and we both want a permanent audio recording of the conversation so that the quotes can be later double-checked for accuracy. So, the legality question is not the issue.)
I could do it the old-old-old-fashioned analogue way of getting one of those 1960's-style microphone pickups that have a suction cup to put on the phone...but the audio quality of that is probably pretty low.
I'd much prefer doing it directly digitally by having the phone's audio signal go into my MacBook Pro's "audio in" port and then recording the whole thing with an application on my Mac.
I've solved various peripheral aspects of the problem already: I have a choice of at least three different applications that can make recordings of the internal audio signal on the Mac (among those applications are Amadeus and QuickTime Player 7). And I have a "portable handset" connected to the landline, and the handset has a small audio-out/in jack into which a headphone headset can be plugged. And I have a converter plug which converts a "larger" (I thinks it's 3.5mm) computer-style audio jack into a "smaller" (I think it's 2.5mm) phone-style audio jack.
My questions are: Can I just use any available random 3.5mm-to-3.5mm male-to-male audio cable (such as those that connect tabletop computer-speakers), place the converter plug on one end and insert it into the phone, and then plug the other end into the MacBook Pro's "audio-in" port?
What would happen if I tried that?
Or do I need some kind of specialty cables, or specialty plug-converters?
My MacBook Pro is from about 5 years ago and has one of those "audio-in" (also sometimes referred to as "audio line-in") ports that depict above them a symbol that looks like a circle with two triangles overlapping it (clear image of what the port's symbol looks like here: http://www.kozco.com/tech/audacity/pix/MacLineIn.jpg).
Or do I have the wrong hardware/port to achieve this? If so: What steps can I take to make a digital recording of a landline phone call successfully?
Presumably, even if this scenario I sketch out above is feasible, since the audio out-signal from the phone is being redirected to the phone's out-port, I will not be able to hear the person on the other end from the phone's ear-piece itself; instead, I'd have to speak into the phone's mouthpiece but to hear the other person I must turn on the computer's volume and listen to the audio coming out of the Mac's built-in speakers. A little awkward, but doable.
Or am I barking completely up the wrong tree? If so -- what is the right tree? I'd like to do this without buying more hardware or specialty cables, if possible.

Quick update, for those interested:
Surprisingly, I have gotten it to work using just a random cable and converter plug, despite the predictions that it simply could not work. Well, to be be precise, it sort of works -- I'll explain what happens:
Taking a random 3.5mm-3.5mm male-to-male audio cable from some old tabletop computer speakers, I plug one end into my MacBook Pro's "audio in" port; the other end of the cable I plug into my "3.5mm-to-2.5mm converter plug" that I mentioned in the original post. Then I stick that converted end into the 2.5mm audio-out jack on the side of my Panasonic portable handset (for a landline). Then I open System Preferences > Sound > Input and make sure "Audio Line-in port" is selected. Then I launch QuickTime Player 7 and open Preferences>Recording and make sure "Built-in Input: Line In" is selected. Then in QuickTime Player 7 I go to the menu bar and choose File> New Audio Recording. Then if I make or receive a call on the phone, and press the "Record" button in QuickTime Player 7 -- it records the conversation perfectly clearly!
Well, sometimes it does.
The problem is that the converter plug tip that fits into the phone's audio jack needs to be fiddled with for the audio signal to be transmitted correctly. In fact, strangely, it DOES NOT WORK if the plug is plugged in all the way! For reasons I don't understand, it has to be sort of loosely and delicately half-plugged in for the connection to work correctly. What makes it difficult is that it's nearly impossible to keep the plug plugged in at this delicately balanced halfway level. The slightest motion will make it either go in further, or come out further, and either way, the audio signal is cut off, and I have to fiddle with it to get the connection back by making the plug get back to its perfectly balanced mid-way position.
However, when it is getting the signal, the sound is normal volume -- not dim or unamplified. That's the good news.
I think the problem lies with the exact nature of my converter plug.I notice that most other audio plugs, including both 2.5mm and 3.5mm, have three "bands" of metal on the shaft, separated by two lines (usually plainted blue or black). From my meager understanding of what this means, one of those bands is for incoming audio, the other is a "microphone" band for outgoing audio, and the last is the "ground." Yet the tip of the converter plug I'm using has only TWO "bands" of metal separated by a single black line. So I think it is lacking the "microphone" aspect, and the reason I have to have it plugged only partway in is so that the two bands are trying to match the connectors for the three bands deep in the jack hole.
I will try using it this way today, but for future attempts, next time I'm near an electronics store, I will try to find and buy a 3.5mm-to-2.5mm converter plug that has THREE bands, including the "microphone signal" band. Once I have that, I predict it will work perfectly!
If I ever get to that point, I will update this thread.

Recording my cell phone conversations.

How can I record a cell phone conversation on my Nokia windows phone? Is there an app for this? Or something I'm missing on the phone?

Can´t be done on Windows Phone 8.
Microsoft have blocked the microphone or whatever it is called for 3rd parties.
Can be done on the faster (yes iare faster in some ways!) Lumia 7.8 phones such as Lumia 900 and 800...
Another great decission from Microsoft....
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Record Phone Conversations?

Are there any recording apps that can record phone conversations on the iphone?

This is the only one I found in the appstore that sounds like it might record outgoing calls, at extra cost.
http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=284428991&mt=8

2 WAY FIOS PHONE CONVERSATION RECORDING FOR RESIDENTIAL USE ??

I think it that Fios Phone conversations should be able to be recorded, since it is now digital, by residential users! if I want to have it on all the time, every call, inbound or outgoing is recorded ! if I don't want that, I can push one of the buttons on the key pad and it will turn it on for that one conversation only! If someone wants to give me directions, or has a list of numbers or names and phone numbers for me, this is a great option to have! its long over due by Verizon Program Engineers! it should be included in the Fios Package of features, but hasn't showed up yet and its been years now!! Why the computer doesn't ring instead of the phone, I will never know!! it is long over due too!! Skype, Freetalk, and other programs have both audio and video, and at no cost to user! The telephone as we know it in the past, is a thing of the past! its time to make the system for us!! and Verizon can do that !! thanks, that's my 2 cents on the subject !

NOOOOOOO.
Actually being digital vs analog doesn't effect the ability to record. Get your own device. Last thing we want is conversations being recorded and then demanded under court orders.

RECORDING PHONE CONVERSATION

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.
Peggy

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