Can you record both side of phone conversation with the Touch Pro or Diamond?

[m3evo]

Can you record both side of phone conversation with the Touch Pro or Diamond?

[chedda_chez]

i dont think this is possible, due to our legal system regarding recorded phone calls. if im wrong and this is possible, someone please let me know where to find this program. i really really need it.

-Chez

[wILLk0r3 818]

Grand Central records voice calls on both ends. It does make an announcement at the beginning of the call stating that it's being recorded.

[chedda_chez]

how does grand central work? im looking at their site right now? whats "reserve my number" have to do with anything?

-Chez

[m3evo]

If any of you that has the phone can you try to record calls using the feature in note? I heard that might work but cant confirm it.

[chedda_chez]

only records your part, not theirs. just tried it.

-Chez

[Geekcop]

Originally Posted by chedda_chez

how does grand central work? im looking at their site right now? whats "reserve my number" have to do with anything?

-Chez

Grand Central is not just for recording phone calls. What it is, is a communications management tool ,for lack of a better phrase. They assign you a single phone #, (hence the "reserve my number" button) which you then link to all of your existing numbers (i.e. home, cell, work, etc), so you only have to give out one phone number. You can decide what phones ring when. It also has v/m management tools. I know that was a long winded answer to your question.

As for the original question of this thread, each state has it's own rules about recording phone calls. Most will allow it if one party is aware of the recording.

[m3evo]

I have a Palm 755p now and it record both side of the conversation with excellent quality. yea the legality of it all you just got to let the other person know they are being record and if they are ok with it then all is good. I was hoping that the Touch pro could do this as well so I can upgrade

[chedda_chez]

^^^^^^how are you doing this?

-Chez

[m3evo]

there are a few options but I like CallRec

http://www.qmobilsoft.net/