Hello am making an android app in java and trying to mute the incoming failing or any other message provided by telecom provider I have tried audio manager,callAudistate tried to route it to Bluetooth or headphones but since there is no hardware it doesn't work to route on them now I am planning to make some custom telecom libraries for this purpose but I don't know will it work is there any other way to achieve it ??? please please please a humble request to everyone anyone have any idea on it, please guide.. application is built in java, please help
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I've seen many threats about Answering machine, and Voice call recording.
I've understand that the Voice call "mechanism" does not work along with the operating system, so the WM does not "aware" for that calls.
(If there is a solution for that, except speaker, I'm sorry for bothering you guys... I Haven't found one, please link me)
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I've read threats that it is possible to use Bluetooth headset as microphone, and it is possible to hear music through it...
I Think that the OS can analyze the Bluetooth activity, and record voice calls through it.
What do you think?
Are you talking about the Hermes specifically? If you do, then please consider the fact that the Hermes has been available for almost two years. If call recording was possible, wouldn't there be software available by now?
(I am not counting those few products that rely on the microphone picking up the callers voice.)
Hey Guys, I also posted this question on Stackoverflow.
okay, here's my problem: I am developing an app that reads out SMS while driving and therefore connects to to a bluetooth speaker (mono) using startSCO. However, there are some devices (especially car entertainment systems that lack A2DP functionality) that only react on calls.
So my idea would be to initiate a "fake" call (read: send the String with Caller ID etc to the device so it rings) and - if the user "picks up" the call - then send the normal output with the VoiceCall Stream.
As Android supports RFCOMM, this should be possible I guess. However, I can't find any information about this particular topic on the internet.
Would you say it is possible? And if yes, do you have any information you can share with? Like how to initiate the call and so on.
Thanks!
forceu said:
Hey Guys, I also posted this question on Stackoverflow.
okay, here's my problem: I am developing an app that reads out SMS while driving and therefore connects to to a bluetooth speaker (mono) using startSCO.
Thanks!
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Whether you have code for that?(connecting to mono headset) I am in need of it
Sure ^^
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/media/AudioManager.html#startBluetoothSco()
But I think this is SDK8+ only, before that there is a function called AudioManager.setRouting or something like that =)
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Hi there
A good friend of me cant talk because he had no tongue because of an car acident
Now to my idea is there any way to build a soundboard that can work with calls?
windows can do it with something like a virtual mic but idk if it is possible to make it with android
Any idea?
All i need is a way to bring the audio signal from an app something like tts to the microphone
Thats my idea but dont know how to realize
plz im me
Come in guys ... No ideas?
Hey guys and girls;
im new to android dev and java but have managed to get most of the stuff i need/want working in my app, the last piece of the puzzle i am trying to get working is recording a line in input to some sort of audio file, the problem i have is i cant find ANYTHING on how i might go about this.
Can someone give me a bit of help as to how i can get this working? I am not asking for full source (although that would clearly be helpful...) but more some directions as to where i can start making this work by myself.
Thanks for any help that can be offered;
Andy
EDIT:: Sorry just to be clear, i dont want to record a phone call or anything, i want to record from an external audio source, so was planning on using the pseudo line in from the headphone jack
Hello,
I am trying to programatically play an audio file (WAV) on an Android phone and inject that audio into a phone call so that remote party on the other end of the call can hear that audio. Is there a way to inject audio into a voice all? Likewise, I also need to record downlink voice call audio on the Android phone. This is for an internal project and not for commercial/consumer use.
I read in blogs that some modifications to the kernel would allow such audio inject & record and in another blog, I found commands such as aplay, arec and amix could help. Anyone knows how to do this?
I am open to pay up to $10K for a working solution on Samsung S3.
Thanks.
Jay
Have you had any success? I found your posting after googling a similar query and hoping you've had better luck than I.