Audio recording queston???

CRAGET · 7 Nov 2007 at 23:17

Does anyone have any idea how I can record a voice message left on my mobile to pc? I know I could put the speaker by the mic but could really do with keeping as much of the quality as possible. crag.

Neoni · 7 Nov 2007 at 23:28

not sure how, hire a condenser microphone

would do the trick.

Lydzor · 7 Nov 2007 at 23:28

Headphone out on the phone to your line in on your soundcard? :confused:

Mini-jack to Mini-jack needed.

Neoni · 7 Nov 2007 at 23:30

Lydzor said:
Headphone out on the phone to your line in on your soundcard? Mini-jack to Mini-jack needed.

Omg, what a dumbass, yeh your right, ignore me :]

James07 · 7 Nov 2007 at 23:34

Lydzor said:
Headphone out on the phone to your line in on your soundcard? Mini-jack to Mini-jack needed.

Lol simple answer to a simple question, mine does the same, my headphones plug into a wire which connect to my phone 1.5mm pin to 1.5mm pin needed... easy peasy..

CRAGET · 7 Nov 2007 at 23:35

I tried this before some time ago and I got the mobile noise you get through audio equipment, you know the noise. I was wondering if it's possible to access it over the web using software????

James07 · 7 Nov 2007 at 23:38

CRAGET said:
I tried this before some time ago and I got the mobile noise you get through audio equipment, you know the noise. I was wondering if it's possible to access it over the web using software????

Obviously wernt set up properly, its possible dude, just plug it up and get the software to record it...

Yrkoon · 8 Nov 2007 at 04:15

creative recorder set to wav is decent enough for recording sounds from the pc

Abraham · 8 Nov 2007 at 09:14

depending on network you may be able to access your voicemail online

.Kencs · 8 Nov 2007 at 09:21

I dont think there is an easy cheap way to do this, so u will possibly just have to deal with the poor quality lol...

Augmented · 8 Nov 2007 at 09:48

Neoni said:
not sure how, hire a condenser microphone would do the trick.

True. Something like, say, a Neumann U87 would be perfect for recording those subtles nuances inherent in compressed, 8-bit sampled audio with a glossy top-end of 3KHz

. Any cheap computer mic will do for recording, but a direct out will naturally produce superior results as you're not battling with ambient and handling noise.