Save Voice Mail as wav file

Is it possible to save a voice mail message as a wav file?

Hi and Welcome to the forums..
I used to do it on a phone that had inbuilt voice recorder whilst you were actually on the call..
However here is some links I found for you
http://www.soundfeelings.com/free/download_voicemail_messages.htm
http://www.blackberryforums.com/general-blackberry-discussion/131300-saving-voicemail-audio-file.htm...
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Ha Ha!
You seriously think that Adobe would let you post an audio file on its audio software forum?
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I recently did the switch to Yosemite. I now find some .WAV files to be no longer readable through FCP X, Preview app, QT, etc. BUT, I can open them through VLC, and also Soundtrack Pro. The problem:
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Thanks Martin. Thats just what I'm going to do. For the record, I have been dealing with Apple support concerning this issue for the last month. It's been a frustrating and exhaustive process and the outcomes has been underwhelming to say the least:
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Hi ,
i am trying to transmit the voice signal and receive the voice signal, at the output i am getting the error. can anyone resolve this
i tried with the sine wave its working for voice i am getting the error
voice signal is .wav file
Attachments:
New Folder.zip ‏68 KB

I'm not sure if the zip file contained the correct decryption sub VI, because I had to rewire the inputs, but I did get it to work. If your version is correct and the decryption VI is wired up, check to make sure the file path to the .wav file is accurate. When I ran it, the default value did not exist on my machine. When I changed the path to another existing .wav file on my machine, I got no errors, and the filtered signal appeared as expected. In case you were curious, here is the code that I updated.
Regards,
Jake G.
National Instruments
Applications Engineer
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