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Re: Recording Calls?

For those of you interested in recording calls in the USA... here is a site that tells you all the laws...

http://www.callcorder.com/phone-reco...aw-america.htm

Re: Recording Calls?

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Originally Posted by shadow-tech (Post 429895)

the earpiece is hardwired to the cdma chip. it doesnt pass through the OS. only analogue voice can come out of the earpiece. you will never hear any sound out of the mogul earpiece except during a cell phone call. no software out there will work. none.

please prove me wrong. i want this feature too.

you're right. This has gone on since the beginning.

Re: Recording Calls?

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Originally Posted by shadow-tech (Post 429895)

Incorrect.

Navigate to HKCU\ControlPanel\SoundCategories\Attenuation\0 and set the value of this 0 key to 5.

You will now have application sounds in calls. I have used this for a long time to have garmin output sounds while I am on the phone (I set the value to 4 as values between 0 and 5 provide different levels of muting with 5 being full volume and 0 being fully muted and it is too loud for me at 5). I had never tested it with the earpiece before as when I am on the phone using garmin I am in my car and on my BT headset, but I just tested it and it comes out the earpiece just like it would on my bluetooth headset.

So, it is definitely not hardwired.

FYI these are digital cell phones so there is no such thing as 'analog voice' in that regard either ;) but that is just semantics.

Re: Recording Calls?

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Originally Posted by holo (Post 430814)

Incorrect.

Navigate to HKCU\ControlPanel\SoundCategories\Attenuation\0 and set the value of this 0 key to 5.

You will now have application sounds in calls. I have used this for a long time to have garmin output sounds while I am on the phone (I set the value to 4 as values between 0 and 5 provide different levels of muting with 5 being full volume and 0 being fully muted and it is too loud for me at 5). I had never tested it with the earpeice before as when I am on the phone using garmin I am in my car and on my BT headset, but I just tested it and it comes out the earpiece just like it would on my bluetooth headset.

So, it is definitely not hardwired.

FYI these are digital cell phones so there is no such thing as 'analog voice' in that regard either ;) but that is just semantics.

i appreciate you proving me wrong on the fact that no noise can come out of the ear piece. ill test it out but i take your word that it works.

i dont about you but when i talk it is analog. i know it is converted to digital. it was referring to the informations original form.

also, this will never work on the mogul. no matter what software is posted. the voice data cannot pass through the os, it is hard wired. a simple diode could be preventing this, i dont know the schematic layout. but it will never work. the voice data doesnt pass through anything but the cdma chip then directly to the earpiece. if i am wrong then prove me wrong. i dont mind learning things.

see this:
http://www.pocketpcmag.com/cms/index...nversations_on
it a little dated but i shows im correct.

Re: Recording Calls?

Hmm that explains scenarios where The phone appears to have crashed but the call still works and why I can "turn off" the phone and the call will still work if its already connected. Interesting. Pitty too.

Hopefully this will not be the case on the new touch pro.

Re: Recording Calls?

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Originally Posted by KMyers (Post 104024)

I dont know if there are any apps that allow full recording, At least in the united states, it is illegal without concenting both parties

actually it's not illegal if you are party to the conversation - it is illegal to tap into and record a call between 2 other parties without their consent.

Re: Recording Calls?

i think I remember reading something on PPCGEEKS years ago in the Apache forums that included a registry hack to do this. I had a hard time finding it after a while though. I know my dad's old StarTac had this feature way back when though...

Re: Recording Calls?

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Originally Posted by jfolliard (Post 432593)

actually it's not illegal if you are party to the conversation - it is illegal to tap into and record a call between 2 other parties without their consent.

huh? What? It is still illegal in some states without permission. That's why when you call some places, they let you know the call is being recorded so you can hang up if you dont consent.

Re: Recording Calls?

some states require at least 1 party to know call is being recorded.

some states require both parties to know call is being recorded.

it is legal if these requirement are met.