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2 way Call recording and others

Anyway for:
1. Recording calls directly from line.
2. In-Call background music.
3. In-Call voice change.
May be there's custom kernel's having in-call permission, but which one is stable for these functionalities and if possible how to do that with rooted stock kernel and rom.

Hey is there anybody who can help...?

I found a in-call recorder app but it was paid so does not use that. The in-call voice change is impossible in this phone I guess. I have tried searching it, but does not found any app that can change voice in call!!!
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Ok you can also use "all call recorder", it's a free app supporting record from both parties... But with this phone the other party voice recording is restricted ... I think we can't record other party voice with the stock kernel (with paid or free recorder). So I asked for custom kernel if any supporting in-call access!

Is our phone incapable of call recording !
A must have feature for a smart phone...

Solution for call recording :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=24547440
*Not from line but sounds are heard clearly.

I hope you will find in-call voice changing app.
I am also looking for this..
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[Solved]2 way Call recording and others
[Solved]2-way Call recording and other
wtf do u call this thread "solved" for ?

Removed the solved tag
I mainly targeted on call recording both way.
Now I can record both party sounds.
Though there is no kernel support :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: , can you suggest a stable kernel for this.
And if possible low latency audio processing.

[Q] VZW 2-way call recording

Being an andoid novice, and not much a coder, I was wondering if any one had any information about 2way call recording on Toro.
Right now I am on Purity Rom using AK's dummy ED kernel...
I do have call recording working using ALSAmixer and CallRecoder by skvalex (much thanks to him for a great app). Now let me preface this that it does work, sometimes. I can recorded both sides of the call SOMETIMES. I can always hear myself, but it seems 1/2 the time I can hear the other party and 1/2 the time they sound like they're quite distant, barely audible. So I did some research and, experimented w/ the standard api settings, none of which work, and I was curious as it says for 2way call recording it requires a kernel path:
1) is 2 way call recorded an API issue in the ROM, or in the kernel, or in both? (I found this, but not being a programmer, I don't know what it all means... http://developer.android.com/reference/android/media/MediaRecorder.AudioSource.html#VOICE_CALL )
2) where is the source for the kernel patch so that I can maybe inquire to the kernel developer to see if they can implement it
3) are they any known functioning kernels/roms for Toro that allow uplink/downlink recording?
Any information would be appreciated.

Call recorder on Note 2?

Whats Call recorder app on your note 2 ?

thejackgroup said:
Whats Call recorder app on your note 2 ?
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I use call recorder (paid app) from google play

thejackgroup said:
Whats Call recorder app on your note 2 ?
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If your rooted then use Xposed Framework

Created for 4.1.2 for TW based Odexed/Deodexed
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1944795

I would have used any call recorder there is, IF it was able to record both sides when using a BT headset.
Unfortunately, there seems to be none around. And believe me when I say that I have tested them all....
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Televinken said:
I would have used any call recorder there is, IF it was able to record both sides when using a BT headset.
Unfortunately, there seems to be none around. And believe me when I say that I have tested them all....
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Even unlocking the hidden built in call recording functionality?
Sent from the mighty Note II

Hmm. That's actually the only thing I haven't tried. Simply because I thought
it would have no impact, since BT recording DO work, but only the other part.
And since no one has ever actually confirmed that BT recording really work.
Anyway, thanx for the input. I guess I'll give it a go. :good:

aukhan said:
If your rooted then use Xposed Framework
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PLs Can You tell me where i can find the setting of Call recording?
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amnis said:
PLs Can You tell me where i can find the setting of Call recording?
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install the module for call recording.

amnis said:
PLs Can You tell me where i can find the setting of Call recording?
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There is no separate setting to enable in the settings menu. In order to be able record calls (both sides of the conversation), you would need a rooted device. Then install XPOSED framwork. Download and activate the 'Call recording' module within the XPOSED framework. Check youtube videos on how to installed the XPOSED framework.
If done properly, you should find a call recording Icon in you CALL screen (when the call is active).
cheers.

aukhan said:
install the module for call recording.
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Of course i have install the module but i see only a button at call menu
I want to know if recording can be automatically start +where REC files are saved +can i personalize setting of call recording etc.

Try total call record on play store...
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amnis said:
Of course i have install the module but i see only a button at call menu
I want to know if recording can be automatically start +where REC files are saved +can i personalize setting of call recording etc.
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I hope i'm not too late to answer your question.
Just wanna makes thing clearer:
If your device already rooted and already installed Xposed Installer,
then open Xposed Installer --> open "Download" section, find "Enable Call Recording" module, click on it then download. Before that, you can see in "download" section if you're already install the module or not.
After you install "Enable Call Recording" module, back to Xposed Installer menu, open "Modules" section. check the EnableCallRecording module.
then Reboot.
After that you can record your conversation manually (as far as i know). When you call someone, Record menu (with cassette icon) will active after the phone call is active (when someone you call pick up your phone call). Then you can record the converstion by touch the cassette icon.
REC files are saved in "Sounds" folder in your phone memory. The file extension is .amr

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.skvalex.callrecorder
Love that application. Especially since it upload my conversations automatically in the cloud.

There are many call recording apps for Note 2
As of 2015-06 there are many free apps that record calls on Note 2.
Make sure you only have one of such apps installed, since having multiple call recording apps may cause issues and prevent those apps from recording a call.
None of these apps require a rooted Note 2. I've tested these apps on my unrooted GT-N7100.
Apps are listed here randomnly, it doesn't mean that app no.1 is better than others:
1. Call Recorder. Clever Mobile
2. Record My Call. RMC - Android Call Recorder
3. Call recorder. ViktorDegt
4. Total Recall. Call Recorder. Killer Mobile
5. Automatic Call Recorder. Appliqato
6. Call Recorder - ACR. NLL
7. Call Recorder. Boldbeast
8. callX. Automatic Call Recorder. SMSROBOT LTD
Personally I liked callX the most. I record to .mp3 using High quality settings. Sound quality seems to be as good or even better than you get when using other call recording apps on Note 2.

[Q] which ROM supporting dual SIM and call recording

dears which ROM supporting dual SIM and call recording ?

Stock based roms supports both.
Some CM are dual sim but don't support call recording

Does any custom rom support call recording?
I don't care about dual sim, but I need call recorder for my work to remember what people have talked to me when I can't take notes. If not, need to buy new phone I guess.....

--gta-- said:
Does any custom rom support call recording?
I don't care about dual sim, but I need call recorder for my work to remember what people have talked to me when I can't take notes. If not, need to buy new phone I guess.....
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I can confirm GenNxt rom supports call recording via third party apps.

For call recording install xposed framework and use a call recording module or download an app from playstore.

srlkr said:
For call recording install xposed framework and use a call recording module or download an app from playstore.
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No app works with CM11. I can record but there is no sound. Anyway, I bouth Galaxy S4 as I need 4.4 for my watch to work and I could not find custom 4.4 rom with working call recording.

Question Built-In Call Recorder?

All my previous OP phones have had a built-in Call Recorder that I could enable by installing the Magisk module linked below (worked on my 5T/6/7 Pro). I've rooted my 9 Pro and installed the module via Magisk but I don't see the call recording options in the settings of the Phone app. Also don't see the option to begin recording the call on the active call screen, or see a notification that calls are being recorded.
So, does anyone know if the call recorder is no longer built in? I know the phone is new and it may not be known yet but figured I'd get the conversation started on this.
[CLOSED] Enable Native Call Recording [OOS] [ROOT/NON-ROOT] [APP/MAGISK MODULE/ADB/TASKER]
Introduction Hello everyone! You might/might not know that OxygenOS (and ROMs based on it) have an in-built/native call recording feature. However, it is not enabled for everyone as it is region-locked and it might/might not be illegal to record...
forum.xda-developers.com

elodin_89 said:
All my previous OP phones have had a built-in Call Recorder that I could enable by installing the Magisk module linked below (worked on my 5T/6/7 Pro). I've rooted my 9 Pro and installed the module via Magisk but I don't see the call recording options in the settings of the Phone app. Also don't see the option to begin recording the call on the active call screen, or see a notification that calls are being recorded.
So, does anyone know if the call recorder is no longer built in? I know the phone is new and it may not be known yet but figured I'd get the conversation started on this.
[CLOSED] Enable Native Call Recording [OOS] [ROOT/NON-ROOT] [APP/MAGISK MODULE/ADB/TASKER]
Introduction Hello everyone! You might/might not know that OxygenOS (and ROMs based on it) have an in-built/native call recording feature. However, it is not enabled for everyone as it is region-locked and it might/might not be illegal to record...
forum.xda-developers.com
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I don't think it is, pretty sure the call recording feature was built into the OnePlus Dialer apk. The OnePlus 9 Pro (at least my device) uses the Google Dialer apk which doesn't support native call recording.

zoman7663 said:
I don't think it is, pretty sure the call recording feature was built into the OnePlus Dialer apk. The OnePlus 9 Pro (at least my device) uses the Google Dialer apk which doesn't support native call recording.
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Ahhhh, that's a bummer. I wonder how successful sideloading the OnePlus Dialer apk would be. I'll try it and report back for those that want to know. Thanks for the info.

zoman7663 said:
I don't think it is, pretty sure the call recording feature was built into the OnePlus Dialer apk. The OnePlus 9 Pro (at least my device) uses the Google Dialer apk which doesn't support native call recording.
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Ok. Got it working. Did the following:
1. Installed OnePlus Dialer using Magisk module in XDA page at the bottom of this post. I only needed the DIALER and CONTACTS so I said NO to the MESSENGER.
2. Rebooted, still nothing. Re-flashed module from OP in this thread and rebooted, still nothing.
3. In that same page below, jOnePlusTools is mentioned. Downloaded that from the Play Store, granted root access, enabled both Call Recording options there and voila!
Call recording is now back in the OP dialer. I set the OP dialer as the default phone app and hid the Google dialer.
Hope that helps others.
Guide: How to use OnePlus dialer with call recording in OnePlus 8T/Nord
Hey everyone!! Greetings from my side. We were trying hard to get 100% working oneplus dialer and messaging app in oneplus 8t. and Yes, We have successfully done it. I am very happy to share the guide with you all :) WITHOUT ANY ROOT METHOD...
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elodin_89 said:
Ok. Got it working. Did the following:
1. Installed OnePlus Dialer using Magisk module in XDA page at the bottom of this post. I only needed the DIALER and CONTACTS so I said NO to the MESSENGER.
2. Rebooted, still nothing. Re-flashed module from OP in this thread and rebooted, still nothing.
3. In that same page below, jOnePlusTools is mentioned. Downloaded that from the Play Store, granted root access, enabled both Call Recording options there and voila!
Call recording is now back in the OP dialer. I set the OP dialer as the default phone app and hid the Google dialer.
Hope that helps others.
Guide: How to use OnePlus dialer with call recording in OnePlus 8T/Nord
Hey everyone!! Greetings from my side. We were trying hard to get 100% working oneplus dialer and messaging app in oneplus 8t. and Yes, We have successfully done it. I am very happy to share the guide with you all :) WITHOUT ANY ROOT METHOD...
forum.xda-developers.com
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Thanks.

I also have the OP dialer. Recording works fine.
But on my old OP7Pro i had a folder where all recordings where saved, so i was able to backup them.
Don't remember if it was in Google Phone or OP. Also i don't remember how i did it on the 7.
If i enter the OP Dialer, i can see all recordings, But sharing does not work and "View in file manager" opens the file manager, but no recordings are found.
Anyone knows where the files are stored?
Thanks
Edit:
Found the path:
storage/self/primary/Android/data/com.oneplus.communication.data/files/Record/PhoneRecord

elodin_89 said:
All my previous OP phones have had a built-in Call Recorder that I could enable by installing the Magisk module linked below (worked on my 5T/6/7 Pro). I've rooted my 9 Pro and installed the module via Magisk but I don't see the call recording options in the settings of the Phone app. Also don't see the option to begin recording the call on the active call screen, or see a notification that calls are being recorded.
So, does anyone know if the call recorder is no longer built in? I know the phone is new and it may not be known yet but figured I'd get the conversation started on this.
[CLOSED] Enable Native Call Recording [OOS] [ROOT/NON-ROOT] [APP/MAGISK MODULE/ADB/TASKER]
Introduction Hello everyone! You might/might not know that OxygenOS (and ROMs based on it) have an in-built/native call recording feature. However, it is not enabled for everyone as it is region-locked and it might/might not be illegal to record...
forum.xda-developers.com
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This installation is failing for me.
EDIT: Apparently, it's not supported on Canary. Only Stable.

I like this app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.skvalex.cr
It has more flexible config. Actually, I installed Magisk module with this app, as there is supposedly a limitation that store apps can't access caller names any longer.

vponomarev said:
I like this app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.skvalex.cr
It has more flexible config. Actually, I installed Magisk module with this app, as there is supposedly a limitation that store apps can't access caller names any longer.
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+1 for this app . When my OP7P was upgraded to android 11 I started having issues with stability and realuability of ACR apps I had relied on for years. Stumbled on skvalex module in magiso and gave it a try.
For me best setup is with skvalex as a front end manager for native OP call recorder functionality with o keep enabled via joneplus tools. Nice options in skvalex to import and convert recordings, sync with cloud etc. For me the quality of the recordings worked better simply with skvalex as the GUI and manager rather than using skvalex as both the front and backend. Haven't experienced any issues in well over a year. With previous ACR apps I would sometimes not have recordings or recordings would end prematurely if I was transfered to another person, or switched from hanset to BT, or disconnected from my car and continued call on handset.