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Archives => 2003 => Topic started by: atjurhs on April 21, 2003, 04:47:00 PM
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Hello all,
Does anyone know how to get saved messages off of an answering machine and onto a computer file?
I have several saved phone messages from my 3 year old daughter at work on my answering machine and I'd like to permanently store them on my computer. Does anyone know how to do this? Is there a Website or application that provides the ability to connect to a regular telephone number? Then I could tell the answering machine to play back the recording and save the streaming data as a computer file of some sort.
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How are they recorded? Is it on audio tape, some sort of disk?
Is it anything removable that you can play elsewhere?
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As far as I know they are probably stored at some Answering Service - MemoryCall. There is no tape. To retrieve my phone messages I have to call a telephone number.
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This could work. Buy one of those suction cup phone microphones (RadioShack?) and plug it into your computer's mike input jack.
In OS 9 you can use the Sound control panel to record the sound (I believe), in OS X you'll need a third party application. Save as a QT movie.
Enjoy the memories.
EDIT:: Just thinking...isn't there some software that'll act as a phone? Dial, talk, etc. maybe even record?
[ 04-22-2003, 12:11 PM: Message edited by: kps ]
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The software that'll act as a phone? Dial, talk, etc. maybe even record is what I'm looking for. BTW, hopefully for OSX, but I suppose I could alsways switch into 9.2.2
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Still could use some help here.....
Surely someone must know of an app that will do this?
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Don't know whether these are any help.
http://www.proteron.com/wiretap.php
http://www.computer-spy.com/monitoring.htm
There seems to be much more of this sort of stuff for PC.