A widget to record all audio, be it as Dictaphone, Voicecalls or System sounds (FM and internet radio, game audio etc.) in various formats (e.g. AAC, 1 MB/min).
Auto-recording of GSM voicecalls. Please be aware of local laws guiding the recording of telephone conversations! Recordings can be played back through e.g. the File Manager. Please donate if useful (see Settings>Donate).
| Author | Tom Waelti |
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HI,
I like this Widget too. And i second some of the wishes:
But again, really nice and useful.
HI,
I like this Widget too. And i second some of the wishes:
But again, really nice and useful.
same app with configuration option to select svaing folder and to choose to automatic record or not and also icon should turn green while recording, please
it is fine. but i totaly agree the icon color should be really different when recording
Great tool. thanks.
In addition to the complaints above regarding the widget being too small to move on the desktop, I'd like to suggest a more distinctive icon when recording, i just discovered that i clicked it accidentally two hours ago, and it was recording since. i think the icon should be changed to green when recording.
This is an excellent program. Thanks for providing it.
@Emad B: Add the "recaller" widget to your desktop. To start/stop a recording simply click on the widget.
Gentlmen, I have Installed this in my mobile but How can I use it?is it from first time i call pipup mesge will came or How? Reg.
Gentlmen, I have Installed this in my mobile but How can I use it?is it from first time i call pipup mesge will came or How? Reg.
Thanks a lot for this nice useful app which I use very often. Two questions: Is it possible to add an option to hardware power button menu to start and stop recording(Ex: Like 'Disable Cellular' option in power button menu)? Also, when i playback the recorded phone conversation, I feel that the volume and clarity of the person on other end is far better when compared to my own voice. Is it something intentional or can it be evened out?
Great app. auto-record option would be nice or a settings menu.
A shotcut in the incoming call dialog would be awesome. Great app, it has some bugs but works well and the quality of the recording is incredible.
I'm still hoping someone would make a button on the actual Call menu. It's the only logical place for it to be in my mind... Why should i have to minimize my call to access the recording app and risk missrecording part of the convo?
Great app but sometimes after recording a conversation and stopping it, Conky reports a 25-30% constant CPU usage by "pulseaudio". Neat tool that CPU bar reporting tool in the statusbar, without it, it'll drain the battery away ;)
Nice app. One thing: When I re-arrange my home screen, and by accident click the Recaller icon, it disappears, and I can't seem to find it again. To put it back on my homescreen, I've had to uninstall and reinstall it. Done this three times now. Don't know if it can be retrieved without going through this process. Thanks!
As far as will this programme AUTOMATIC record, pay like 50 Euro !
Works well. The files are saved in a very convenient filename pattern.
Wish list: * Configuration: where the files to be saved. * A tray icon while recording. Currently there is no visual sign that the recorder is still on. * Auto turn on when an incoming call is answered.
PS. I think this tool should be filed under "multimedia" instead "desktop".
Excellent, been missing this for ages !!!
No legals worries for the UK they always give warning of recording phone calls so they are aware lol :)
Great work, can we get a screenshot please :)
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Nice idea, but unusable in reality:
1) There is no indication whatsoever if the program has been triggered (e.g. accidentally). It will then record until it has drained the battery in a surprisingly short time.
2) It drains your battery. This was the first time ever that I heard the power alarm sound of my N900.
3) The icon is so small that it is impossible to drag it around without the stylus. Since it is only marginally larger than its close button, dragging usually removes the whole widget.