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Any Call Recorders that are digital - not using my microphone to listen to what is said in the other end?

Jul 15, 2016  Question / Help Mic Audio only from Left Side. This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register. By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies. I'm using Audiobox USB and Studio One 2. I have a microphone connected to input 1 but I can only record on the Left channel. When I connect my microphone to input 2, I can only record on the Right side.

What about recording calls over Bluetooth?

(It seems most most of these applications record what goes into my microphone, and listen to the other side through my microphone, often turning up the speaker to do that)

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5 Answers

Call Recorder - Boldbeast does all the above - record via bluetooth and both sides of the conversation. You may want to check if your specific phone needs to be rooted.

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DaxDax

This is something that has to be enabled in the kernel. Some custom kernels do implement this, depending on your device.

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Microphone only records on one side

I talked to the developer and mediarecorder_voice_call works if properly implemented in phone firmware, however many disable it out of fear (mostly in the US it seems).

Some (like skvalex's) rely on root/alsa/kernel support, which is not for the masses.

At the same time, even with proper voice_call support, bluetooth doesn't work because of android (or linux?) limitation.

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  • Can't record calls.
  • Can record calls, but in recordings the sound of your side is very weak.
  • Can record calls, but in recordings the sound of the other side is very weak.
  • Can record calls, but during recording you can't hear the caller's voice.
  • Can record calls, but during recording the caller can't hear your voice.
  • Can record calls, but when you play back the recordings they sound like fast forwarding or fast rewinding.
  • Some other issues maybe.

These issues are not caused by the call recorder, actually they are caused by the manufacturer intentionally - the manufacturer disabled the call recording feature of your phone. You should install a powerful call recorder that can fix this problem, for example this Call Recorder.

  1. Some phones support bluetooth call recording perfectly, just install any call recorder and go. Halo custom edition download.

  2. The hardware of some phones don't support bluetooth call recording, for example Galaxy Note 2 GT-I7100, GT-7105, Galaxy S3 GT-I9300 etc that use the WM1811 audio chip. In this case all call recorders don't work.

  3. The hardware of some phones support bluetooth call recording but the ROM doesn't support it, for example Galaxy Note3, Galaxy Note4, Galaxy S2, Galaxy S5 etc. In this case you should root your phone and install a call recorder that can fix this problem, for example Boldbeast Call Recorder, it can fix this problem for many phones.

  4. Please note Galaxy phones have many variants, they are different from each other, for example Galaxy S3 GT-I9300 doesn't support bluetooth call recording, but Galaxy S3 SGH-I747, SCH-I535 may support it, or can be fixed.

Indeed almost all android phones' kernel support call recording perfectly, manufacturers usually disable the call recording feature out of the kernel (not in the kernel). If the recorder gets root access and it supports your phone it can fix the recording problem, no need to change the kernel.

Woo JohnWoo John

Sorry to inform you: But that's a limitation in the system itself. Android simply doesn't allow this, and offers no API to record the 'remote side' -- which is the reason it's hard to find any app doing so satisfactory. You will find several developer discussions on this topic, and it seems it turned out 'being hard to work around that limitation' is a big euphemism.

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A friend of mine just took delivery of a brand new Powerbook G4 with PT 6.4LE and an Mbox. He also picked up a cardiod condenser mic with it and is trying to record some voice tracks. I know diddly about PT.. more of a Cool Edit and Sonic Foundry man myself. For some reason, he only gets one channel on the recording. I'm pretty sure it has something to do with the Mbox.. but I guess it could be PT. A lady on the support line seemed to mention that he should use a 'stereo' mic with two outputs? Does he just need to split the signal with a cable and go into the Line Ins or is there a setting that I can't find. This probably shouldn't be my intro to Pro-Tools.. solving his problem that is.
I never had trouble with a mixer and a soundcard--can't figure why PT has to be soooo much trouble with all of their new-fangled tactile interfaces and what-not. Any help would be appreciated! If it was CEP or SF.. I would have an answer, but I'm stumped on this one.
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Le Singe.