Smartphone & Pocket PC magazine - Comments for "How can I record phone conversations on my Pocket PC Phone Edition device?"

GLO, if and only if your phone supports recording at all. That is, if you're able to *seamlessly* record your conversations via its traditional mike / speaker, then, the same will work via a BT headset. (At least this is the case with my WM5 HTC s310 Oxygen.)

Register to PMRecorder's service? You don't need to if you want to quickly convert your files to standard WAV files. Or, did you want to do something else?

Yes.

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Dunno if the Elf / Touch is able to record both parties. As far as the current (2007) HTC models are concerned, I only know it's only the x7500 (Advantage) that is able to flawlessly record calls. Dunno about the other, new models. (As far as MS Smartphones are concerned, the Vox / s710 can't record them, while the cheap WM5 Oxygen / s310 released last October is.)

Try to use another (auto)call recorder app (Resco 4 or Vito 1.3) to see whether they have the same cutting problem.

Some say BT is also separate; this is why there's no way in tapping into the stream.

There are some folks actively trying to "hack" into the voice stream of the available BT stack(s) at both XDA-Developers and at some commercial WM software devs. So far, without any success.

vanphaisong, this can't be helped, as is also pointed out in the article. Your phone hardware just doesn't support recording the other party. This is a major problem with most current Microsoft OS-based Smartphones / Pocket PC Phone Edition devices, except for very few models (for example, those of Gigabyte).

Go to Menu / Settings / and untick the bottommost two checkboxes ("Upload new items only"; "Auto-archive recordings").

Here's another, interesting thread on these questions.

The K-Jam suffers from the same problem as all the other (current) Pocket PC Phone Edition devices: you can't record the other party because the mobile phone circuitry is separated from the PDA circuitry. This is why the sound of the otehr speaker is really soft.

There isn't a really excellent workaround for this. Even if you use the speakerphone, the recording quality will be far worse than with a "dumb" mobile phone that supports two-way recording (S-E t610, t68, mmost Nokias, most Siemens phones etc.)

Smartphone &amp; Pocket PC magazine - Comments for "How can I record phone conversations on my Pocket PC Phone Edition device?"

Smartphone & Pocket PC magazine - Comments for "How can I record phone conversations on my Pocket PC Phone Edition device?"