im running the standard windows software on my orange spvm1000.
Basically i need to phone someone up and record what they say and what i say etc.... any ideas if that is possible and what software would i need?
please help
christian
press the record button and hold it ... :roll:
That will only catch one side of conversation.
No.
Both sides of the conversation are recoreded.
I use it all the time ( when i cant be bothered to look for a pen) :lol:
So the record button needs to be depressed and held throughout the conversation? I will try that and see if it works, I havent been able to get both sides of conversation yet and many threads on this subject lead me to believe that others are having the same problem. Is this a documented method or something you found yourself.?
record convos
yes of course a convo can b recorde.and both sides of it very clearly.
lissen carefully
dial the dersired no click the green button n once it rings press record once n leave it now th convo will b recorded... trust me.
but press rec button once the no is dialed ok not b4 the no is dialed not after the other party answers the call.
use it n tell me if it works pm me n let me know ............cheers
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Is this a documented method or something you found yourself.?
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just found it myself.
I wanted my sisters email address but didn't have a pen.
As far as one-button recording (you just press a button and it starts recording) is concerned, you may want to check out the "One-button recording? Does it need to show the app window?" row in the article "Everything you may need to know about sound recording on the Pocket PC" at http://pocketpcmag.com/blogs/menneisyys/112005SoundRecorderApps.asp
Almost all third-party sound / audio recorder applications know this trick.
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I just bought my wonderful XDA...but I really need that feature which I can easly find in most common phones.
How can I make it stop ringing without sendind the busy tone(and refusing the call)?
Is there an application which realize this feature?
Thank you for your help and sorry if it has been discussed before in other posts.
You could set the ring tone to some silence...
I'm sorry but...if I set the ringtone to silent it will never ring...I often need to stop ringing when I see the caller...obviously without refusing his call.
Sorry if I didn't understand your answer
Thanks
It's OK, I just didn't understand your question :wink:
You can silent the ringing my sliding the volume button up or down.
ehm,...does it work also in the first XDA(which has a solid,not sliding button)? I will be able to try it with my hands only tomorrow,when the PDA-phone will be my birthday present. :wink:
I ask you this because the feature is not mentioned in the User Manual I have just read.
Thank you again for your answers.
titowsky said:
I just bought my wonderful XDA...but I really need that feature which I can easly find in most common phones.
How can I make it stop ringing without sendind the busy tone(and refusing the call)?
Is there an application which realize this feature?
Thank you for your help and sorry if it has been discussed before in other posts.
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Take a look at My Phone Profiles its about the closest software to do that, that I know of.
My Phone Profiles can be found at:
http://www.jgui.net/today/index.html
HTH
Thank you very much fot your help.
I'll try that software.
Bye :wink:
For XDA I:
Just push the volume button once or twice, and the sound of ringing will be off.
Don't forget to push the same button again afterwards, otherwise it will remain silent.
For XDA II:
Slide the volume button down once
Thank you veru much...
Infact Xda was silent after that operation...,now it's all ok!
Just would like to know what is the default wm6 button assignment? I have a voice speed dial in the setting but as we all know there is really no physically button for this. I don't usually notice this because I never change these button assignemnt setting. But when I use my earphone/headphone jack, just recently, the voice speed dial program starts everytime I insert a headphone or earphone. Which bring me to double checking button assignment. When I change the Voice Speed Dial button assignment to "none" I don't get the voice speed dial automatically starting. Looks like the earphone/headphone jack seems to be the Voice Speed Dial button huh?... Kindly advice.
adomila said:
Just would like to know what is the default wm6 button assignment? I have a voice speed dial in the setting but as we all know there is really no physically button for this. I don't usually notice this because I never change these button assignemnt setting. But when I use my earphone/headphone jack, just recently, the voice speed dial program starts everytime I insert a headphone or earphone. Which bring me to double checking button assignment. When I change the Voice Speed Dial button assignment to "none" I don't get the voice speed dial automatically starting. Looks like the earphone/headphone jack seems to be the Voice Speed Dial button huh?... Kindly advice.
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the default button assignment could be changed via registry, i've changed it on my HTC-Atom ROM, sorry i dont remember it right now,.
i was told this was a problem on cooked rom. the default buttons have changed compared to the official roms. is this true?
i also saw the registry thing your mention in one of the forums but i could not find it now damn my searching skills is really that bad can somebody point me in the right direction, pls...
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Why don't ya use HButton (V 2.2) by Ondrej Pavlicek, it is very versatile and any number of links can be used with all hardware buttons. Try it .
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Why don't ya use HButton (V 2.2) by Ondrej Pavlicek, it is very versatile and any number of links can be used with all hardware buttons. Try it .
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HButton is great! It's just what I need. Many thanks tjkhattak61
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HButton is great! It's just what I need. Many thanks tjkhattak61
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You are welcome.
Hi guys i found a way of when ur on ur dialpad to dial a number and one would press and hold a key for instance 1-9 including * and # that the phone will actually say the number out loud and also when you have a call waiting it could play an mp3 in your own ear instead of beeping. I dont know if here is an app out htere to do it but i can write it quite quickly if people would be interested?
It basically just adds keys to the registry to play an mp3 when u press and hold a key. I added the mp3s i use but would lik a lot more from other people so please upload then we can have a few different ones to use
Hey guys inphy a friend of mine is actually developing the app, this is the first beta, it only supports files to be in \my documents\ but it should work fine, have a look and ill geive him some feedback on waht to change etc.
Bring it on!
wow i want
Me like...
Give it to us
I can't wait to get it into my fingers!
Sorry, I mean "to get it on my Neo"!
niiiice idea
waiting you
Well i'm in, i'm always looking for ways to customise my mobile. And try to set it aside from the average joe.
On an extra note a customise app to include such things as being able to asign new keyboard slide sounds from an application. So you can choose a slot(1-0) then a name "Transformers" then choose the slide in sound and out sound separate. This would save everyone messing directly with the registry, renaming and moving files and such. Surely not too complicated for someone with programming knowledge. Find reg keys under Hkey_local_machine\Software\HTC\Slidingsound
Thanks look forward to this app and anything from this coder/programmer in the future.
Thank you once again.
diigibio
i wait for your new app
be quick
The Idea with saing the name instead of the knocking sound on bussy Line sounds great
Greet`s Erich
Hey Grumps sounds great, very useful application...
Nice, I actually watched a video of this app. of YouTube last week sometime. A user had this installed on his iPhone, and I thought it was great!
just have one thought. it would make the response of the system little more. so you might feel some sluggishness
Waiting
Thanx in advance, mate.
nice idea, but arent there a lot of people turn the key tab sound off to speedup the dialing process?
sounds great
i tested a lot of apps, but never came acros something like you mentioned.
i would love something like that!!!!
Merciless said:
nice idea, but arent there a lot of people turn the key tab sound off to speedup the dialing process?
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Indeed !
But maybe just little "sacrifice" speed up, we can get other "plus" point, such like you can dial without see the touchscreen while driving ???
Me too!!!
This is a great idea!
yes yes yes !!!
I'd Love it!
That would be awesome! Thanks dude.
My wife has this on her dumb cell phone. It's great for hands free dialing and would be a nice addition to WM.
First off, I have already reverted back to the windows mobile dialer in order to stop the ringtone lag that comes with the touchflo one. My problem is that I tried installing a few different dialers and a couple of them dont show up/work. For example, the one from Godzson looks really great in the screenshots, but I cant get it to show up on my phone. Do i need to reenable the touchflo one in order for that to happen? Would I still have the lag that is apparent with the touchflo one or will Godzson's dialer remove that? Also, I have tried the vga version of the touchflo2d dialer. This showed up and looked great, but I wasnt able to see the numbers I was dialing if I tried to do a conference call. It is important that I can see the numbers just in case I accidentally miss dial and need to make a change. So I guess I am asking for help choosing a dialer or at least help getting some of the dialers I have tried working like they should.
I am also looking for one that I can add in a party when they call. I havent been able to figure out how to do that in the windows mobile dialer and would like to know if it is an option. Essentially, if I am already on the phone with someone and I get an incoming call, I would like to be able to connect the two if I please. I know how to set up a conference call if I call both parties myself, but I would like the option to add someone into a call if they were to call me. Hopefully that makes sense.
So is there any dialer that doesnt have the lag, can add in additional parties, lets you see the number when you type it in for a conference call, and looks nice?
On a side note as a gripe, can anyone use the send key on your phone to set up a conference call? I can do it if I use the key on the touch screen, but not if I press the actual key on my phone. Its a minor concern, but its a weird problem that I have noticed.
Thanks for all of your help and time. This was a long post to read.
I have also tried the PhonEx dialer and wasnt able to use the hold button. Looks like that one is out . Are there any other suggestions?
I've tried many dialers and think I'm staying with PhonEx. I do not seem right the way it is being promoted(post the link and the videos to get it free...) and hence being banned... But I must say its a good piece of software. It is light, thumb oriented, no lag, and it completely replaces the WM dialer (others just add a dial pad). This one even allows you to use the big button keypad during calls. You can also manage(delete/add) your contacts from just there easier. I also like how it presents its four sections: Favorites, Call list, Contacts and Dialpad, giving the same importance to all and allowing to predefine any of them as the main screen for the phone (and not just the classical dialpad). I see also a "Conference" option but not tried that yet.
Now while I like the "nature" theme of the SIII as much as the next guy, I've got one problem with it.
Like the title says, I really dislike the "plop" sound that you get when dialling, and would much prefer to have a proper (?) dialling tone, e.g. where each key has a different note.
Try as I might, I can't find any easy way to switch to dial tones like I had on my old SE X10, so unless someone out there's got a solution, I can see I'm going to end up switching off dial noises altogether.
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Why hasn't anyone answered this question? It's important to have these tones when calling an automated system.
Verizon
32gb
gentleart said:
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Why hasn't anyone answered this question? It's important to have these tones when calling an automated system.
Verizon
32gb
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It does actually send the correct tone down the line, you just hear a different one locally. It's hard to say if there is an easy fix, because there should be a sound assignment to each key in the Phone apk or related, and if Sammy has replaced them all with a single one, it might not be so easily modified to point each button at a seperate sound.
All I can suggest is to get an alternative dialer, perhaps the AOSP one?
When I called my bank, it didn't work. I switched from short tones to long ones and it still didn't work.
If I can find a different dialer I guess I'll try it.
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When I called my bank, it didn't work. I switched from short tones to long ones and it still didn't work.
If I can find a different dialer I guess I'll try it.
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That's very strange because it's practically a critical feature that the phone dialer can send DTMF tones. I use it regularly myself so I can promise you that it does work for some of us, it could very well be a problem with your bank. Try rip the phone apk out of a Cyanogen build or similar if there are no dependencies, or if you get a dialer from the play Store pay careful attention to how reliable it is and its permissions, just in case.
I asked this question weeks ago and no one has come up with any 'fix' for it...
The tones you hear when pressing a key have nothing to do with the tones the phone sends as described.
Try calling another phone and pressing the keys, you should hear a distinction between all single tones. (If not, please have your ears checked )
Did you have a good connection when calling the bank? The tones heavily rely on a halfway acceptable connection.
If you still want to hear distinct tones, try other diallers such as Go Dialler. They might be able to do it since it's onlce purely cosmetical.
It could be a problem on the bank's end because Google Voice works.
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The tones you hear when pressing a key have nothing to do with the tones the phone sends as described.
Try calling another phone and pressing the keys, you should hear a distinction between all single tones. Did you have a good connection when calling the bank? The tones heavily rely on a halfway acceptable connection. If you still want to hear distinct tones, try other diallers such as Go Dialler. They might be able to do it since it's onlce purely cosmetical.
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I'm going to agree with what's said here - while plopping noise IS annoying, I've not had any problems with automated "Press 1 for ..., press 2 for ..., or wait on the line and an operator will assist you" services - they all seem to work. So, the problem - for me at least - is purely cosmetic.
I'd assumed that the plop had been part of the theme that Sammy had applied to the SIII, in which case an experienced themer should be able to undo this in favour of some a bit less crappy. Although not being a 'droid developer or themer myself (merely a user) I've no idea where to start looking for that kind of info - fingers crossed that it's in a configuration file somewhere in the system.
I have been annoyed by this also. I myself am so use to hearing dial tones, that I'm just missing the sound, and just want them back.
I found this, where a user replaced the waterdrop with DTMF tones........but its for the Galaxy s......Good news is the zip has all the tone .ogg's. Maybe someone can look and it and figure out a way to port?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1361687
I'm also missing the well known DTMF tones and pissed about that bubbles.
"Nature inspired" concept and our device desing is very nice but this chage is absolutely stupid.
Nature don't has phones growing in trees an phone calling couldn't sound like a leaking tap.
Hope somebody was able to port this SII mod to our device...