The HTC Touch is a smart phone manufactured by HTC Corporation. Unlike many other HTC smart phones that are shipped with Android software, the HTC Touch is shipped with Windows Mobile 6 Professional as its operating software. Even though the HTC Touch was originally manufactured with voice-call recording, in certain countries it was shipped with modified software that was disabled for voice-call recording. Despite the elimination of this feature due to security reasons, there are some genuine advantages of voice-call recording in areas such as interviewing and podcasting. The voice-call recording feature records phone calls in low quality; therefore, you're encouraged to use a quiet room while a phone conversation is in progress so that the surrounding background noise doesn't disrupt the quality of the recording.
Instructions
1. Place a call to one of your contacts. Once the call has been initiated, active the "Speakerphone" mode of your smart phone and place the phone on a flat surface. Flat surfaces improve voice recording quality and also provide you with the ease and convenience of navigating through smart-phone software without any hindrance.
2. Open the "In-Call" menu, and navigate to create a new note. As soon as the "Notes" application has been launched, select "Menu," then select the "Recording Toolbar" option. Press the red circular button to start recording. Windows Mobile 6 automatically starts recording the conversation through the speakerphone or the internal circuit present in your particular smart phone.
3. Navigate to the "Notes" application after the phone call has ended. The voice-recording file of the phone conversation is located in the "Notes" folder. To play the conversation, select a specified note.
4. Transfer the conversations to your personal computer through a USB cable or Bluetooth. These recordings are in AMR format and can be played through various audio software such as iTunes or the VLC media player.
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