I've been trying to figure it out and I didn't want to resort to creating a new thread but I need help. This may sound silly but how can you turn off the voice when somebody calls or text. I don't like it when they say the name of whose calling or texting. Its killing me that I can't figure it out so any help is appreciated. THANKS!
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I think you have driving mode enabled. Turn it off in voice talk application.
Killbynature said:
I think you have driving mode enabled. Turn it off in voice talk application.
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+1 just go to your voice app and disable it my friend
thanks guys. It was killing me that I couldn't figure it out.
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Hi
I would like to know were is the setting when i am on a call and someone is trying to call it directly goes into voicemail
on my evo i would hear 2 beeps and i can see someone is trying to call me ??
I know there is a setting but i can't figure out were it is to allow incoming call while you are on the phone
any suggestion ?
Thanks
saj070 said:
Hi
I would like to know were is the setting when i am on a call and someone is trying to call it directly goes into voicemail
on my evo i would hear 2 beeps and i can see someone is trying to call me ??
I know there is a setting but i can't figure out were it is to allow incoming call while you are on the phone
any suggestion ?
Thanks
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It should work by default, maybe check to see if you have internet calling enabled... if you do then you would be using a data connection for your calls, if you get a call come through while during a data connection there is a setting to send it to voicemail... I don't know if that helps at all but other than that I am at a loss as well.
rayprobg said:
It should work by default, maybe check to see if you have internet calling enabled... if you do then you would be using a data connection for your calls, if you get a call come through while during a data connection there is a setting to send it to voicemail... I don't know if that helps at all but other than that I am at a loss as well.
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No all my calls come through normal i do not use internet for calls. this is sprint service.
Like i said i use to work on EVO then i moved to S2 epic. I thought there might be a setting some were were i have to turn it on..
thanks any way
has anyone found a /working/ call recorder that records both sides?
my old favourite wont work I dont know if its because I am on the perseus kernal etc or its a samsung/hw thing
I use the app "Record my call" and if you use the handset, then it will record both sides of the call. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find a solution for recording both sides while using a bluetooth headset.
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EP2008 said:
I use the app "Record my call" and if you use the handset, then it will record both sides of the call. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find a solution for recording both sides while using a bluetooth headset.
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Thanks I'll give that a try...
Install Xposed framework. Then install the call recording mod by Pulser. It's the easiest way to have an efficient call recorder imo.
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jujuburi said:
Install Xposed framework. Then install the call recording mod by Pulser. It's the easiest way to have an efficient call recorder imo.
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Xposed call recording isn't automatic.
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Automatic? What's that? Recording starts automatically? Hell no!
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Even calls aren't automatic. You still have to press at least one button somewhere. Where was automatic a requirement by OP?
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Title set by op 'auto call recorder' so here is auto call records
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2063532
If you want just call recorder no auto then xposed is good.
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Automatic? What's that? Recording starts automatically? Hell no!
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Yes. Auto recording is very handy if you handle a lot of incoming calls and aren't prepared to remember to press the record button.
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Okay, let's take this one step further.
Calls must be recorded automatically, then uploaded to the cloud automatically (or on a schedule).
I use Tasker to record my calls to seperate folders. One for incoming, one for outgoing.
I like the "backup to gmail" app that sends my SMSs, MMSs and Call Logs to Gmail automatically. Pity I can't get my calls uploaded the same way. Ideas?
I have Dropbox and FolderSync installed, but I haven't played enough to see if this is an easy solution.
Then you guys must be involved in a profession which requires auto call recording! I for myself would never install anything which will record calls automatically.
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Galaxea said:
Okay, let's take this one step further.
Calls must be recorded automatically, then uploaded to the cloud automatically (or on a schedule).
I use Tasker to record my calls to seperate folders. One for incoming, one for outgoing.
I like the "backup to gmail" app that sends my SMSs, MMSs and Call Logs to Gmail automatically. Pity I can't get my calls uploaded the same way. Ideas?
I have Dropbox and FolderSync installed, but I haven't played enough to see if this is an easy solution.
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I use foldersync to backup my recordings once a night to both Sugarsync and Dropbox. You could set foldersync up to upload instantly, but I hesitate to use that feature or of feat that it will impact my battery life.
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Then you guys must be involved in a profession which requires auto call recording! I for myself would never install anything which will record calls automatically.
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No. Have you never dealt with a supplier that tells you one thing before you have paid, and then another thing after you have paid? Lucky you....
I am using my recordings more and more these days. It's like owning a cell phone - you don't know how you coped before you had it!
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Then you guys must be involved in a profession which requires auto call recording! I for myself would never install anything which will record calls automatically.
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Call recording has been an amazing tool for me in many areas:
- I can record calls with my nurse/doctor and have all the important details regarding mess or schedules handy. I'm part of a drug trial and not only does this help with confirming details, but since the drugs have had a negative effect on my concentration and focus, it helps me catch mistakes that I have may have made in the call or while taking notes.
- it's a great tool when on tech support calls. ESPECIALLY when companies like Asus try to **** you around.
- helps to avoid billing problems later down the road when your utility/cell phone/cable provider gives you a hard time about a previous call or when they "don't have a record" of a prior call to them about a credit that might have been due.
- I take customer orders over the phone and its easier to record and note after the call than while the customer is ringing off product codes. LOL
- I've had a few calls which would have been difficult to jot notes from while speaking, so call recording is always handy.
Bonus... If you're ever in a he-said-she-said moment, recalling the recorded conversation can make all the difference in the world in ending the debate
Whoa, lots of points, nice. Some of them I used to face too, like the he said she said thingy. Asus? Lol, even in Canada they are creating problems? Jeez! I'm glad that I'm ditching them gradually...
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My GF has an AT&T GS3, and is having fits answering calls thru Google Voice. When a call comes in, the phone says the call is from an unknown number and makes her open keyboard and choose to accept the call, and often calls get missed. My I-9300 does not do this, so I figure it is something AT&T has tweaked on phone.
Has anyone else had ths problem? I have looked through everything, and can't find a way to remove the additional step in answering calls.
Thanks!
BaronInkjet said:
My GF has an AT&T GS3, and is having fits answering calls thru Google Voice. When a call comes in, the phone says the call is from an unknown number and makes her open keyboard and choose to accept the call, and often calls get missed. My I-9300 does not do this, so I figure it is something AT&T has tweaked on phone.
Has anyone else had ths problem? I have looked through everything, and can't find a way to remove the additional step in answering calls.
Thanks!
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Log in to Google voice on a pc. In options, uncheck the call screen option. Fixed.
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Great, big thanks!!!
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https://i.postimg.cc/nh4tcMNF/Screenshot-20200220-202330-kindlephoto-58135456.png
I think is lost call or diverted call
manuhuelva said:
I think is lost call or diverted call
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I've never seen it before and its only from one contact.
Never seen it before. Is this in the Google Duo app? Why not ask them?
HD phone call? Tmo to tmo phone call