how can i let a computer record a tellphone calling automatic and save it?
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ya cn do it by a prog named modem spy .
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It's called the TELEPHONE for a reason! or maybe try the COMPUTER!!!!
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hello dude, even i posted the same question few days back because i also want to do the same what you are looking for. So i got a very good answer that was skype, just download this software and start calling from your pc to phone at a very low price of almost free.\nIts really easy and hope you will like it.\nThanks and good luck.
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yeah u need software. go to the website of ur cell phone company and ask about it.
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Hook up the head phone jack to your audio input jack and record it on the computer. ( I use roxio)
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you require software called, "spycal" which is developed for recording your calls.
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yes it is possible. the phone company might not know it. it could be a computer generated software tied up on your line that would record calls coming in and going out. i have a software but it is installed on my cellphone that could monitor all calls that i do and i receive. the thing that you can hear is a small click at the beginning of the conversation. and i know even though you would call the phone company, they would not be able to trace it. it would be best if she just change her phone number for security purposes.
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use a voip service. thats voice over ip you can use ones like skype or vonage, btw skpye is to call computer to computer
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the call setup wizard is in the actions menu
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Callwave \nPlus some phone companys now have this feature!
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You need something called Call Wave.\n\nIt is available at the following site:\n\nhttp://www.callwave.com\n\nYou will also need to subscribe through your phone company to "call forward when busy".  Then when somebody calls you, it is forwarded to Call Wave, and they record the message as a WAV file.  That file is then sent to you and played so you know what you missed.\n\nThe service is free, and really easy to use.  It saved me many times before I got high speed.
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A Microcassette Recorder.  Most of them are in the $20-$30 range nowadays, and they're about the same size as a cellphone.\n\nIf simply holding the recorder near the cellphone doesn't result in clear enough recordings, try adding a simple suction-cup microphone.  These are widely available, and fit in place on the reverse side of the earpiece end of the phone.  As long as the cellphone (or regular phone, for that matter) are "Hearing-Aid Compatible" (as most are) this should work.\n\nThat can also be used for recording a live phone conversation - and thanks to the 'feedback' utilized in phones, will record both sides of the conversation.\n\nThe necessary recorder and mic can be found at discounters such as Wal-Mart, if you're confident enough to look for it on your own.  If not, try a store where the sales help has a bit of knowledge - such as Radio Shack, Best Buy, or Circuit City.
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Well, as long as you are going to be at your computer the same time every day, there is a free audio editing program that you can download to accomplish this.  It's called Audacity and it is a free and open source application for recording and editing audio, get it here, http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/beta_windows if you want to export the recording as a MP3 you will also need to get the LAME MP3 encoder here, http://audacity.sourceforge.net/help/faq?s=install&item=lame-mp3\n\nTo record the radio program just select "What U Hear" from the source list in Audacity and hit record, once the show is over, stop it and you can edit it to your liking and export it in the format of your choice.\n\nThat is, if you are going to be at your computer.  If not I know of no free way to set up a timed recording and if you want to do that you will need to get the $45 RadioShark, http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0001WW3F2/102-5427414-1229753?v=glance&n=172282
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press the record button and sing
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Not when you call another computer. If you call a phone thats a different matter.\n\nUse Skype thats good :)
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yes i think u can either save as... or save target as and then send to...(after right-clicking) hope that'll help ya
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The answer will really depend on the type of office phone you have.  The simplest way is to run a line form the speaker into the computer's sound card.  If you do not have an output jack on the phone, I would play the message on speakerphone and use a microphone to capture the sound.\n\nIf you want to do this with a lot of messages, you can probably find a good amount of software on the Internet that can actually act as a voice recorder from your phone directly to the computer.