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MiaRec Business
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MiaRec Business is enterprise level solution for recording calls on many voip phones simultaneously. It has web-based user interface, which makes easy to retreive and playback recorded calls from any computer with standard web browser.
MiaRec Solo
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MiaRec Solo is innovative software for recording Voip calls. In contrast to expensive analog equipment, MiaRec Solo automatically records your phone conversation directly onto your computer. In seconds you can access all your calls data, archive and manage your conversations. Forget about making notes with your pen and pocketbook during the interview or important call, be more efficient with MiaRec!
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The other way is to connect a hard drive system connected at the point of demarcation and that's where you connect your voip system to the existing infrastructure to your home or business. The hard drive system can be programmed to record every phone call. Keep in mind to record conversations may be illegal. Most companies use this technology to record history of their employees this type of equipment would be part of a PBX that records which is analog or a digital Audio recording system that records similar to a PBX.
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February 10, 2009 02:24 PM
What is the easiest way for me to record all of my VoIP phone conversations?
I use Vonage.
My network looks like this:
Linksys Wireless Router
DSL connected to Linksys
Motorola VT2442 all-in-one router connected to Linksys
A couple of wireless laptops
I know that there are some pretty technical ways to get this done... and I'm not scared of that. What I am looking for is something reliable that "just works".
What's the easiest, most reliable way to record a VoIP conversation?
Again, I'm not afraid of getting my hands dirty. I'm also not afraid of spending a couple of bucks on the solution if it means I don't have to.
In a perfect world, it would be wicked super awesome if after I hung up the phone, a text transcription of the voice conversation was emailed to me. I realize that this is by far a dream and won't happen... but I figured I'd toss my "ideal" into the question.
Just a side note:
I'm not doing anything shady here... this is my own personal Vonage line. I just have a horrible memory and would love to be able to listen back to conversations so that I can pull actionable items out of them.
My network looks like this:
Linksys Wireless Router
DSL connected to Linksys
Motorola VT2442 all-in-one router connected to Linksys
A couple of wireless laptops
I know that there are some pretty technical ways to get this done... and I'm not scared of that. What I am looking for is something reliable that "just works".
What's the easiest, most reliable way to record a VoIP conversation?
Again, I'm not afraid of getting my hands dirty. I'm also not afraid of spending a couple of bucks on the solution if it means I don't have to.
In a perfect world, it would be wicked super awesome if after I hung up the phone, a text transcription of the voice conversation was emailed to me. I realize that this is by far a dream and won't happen... but I figured I'd toss my "ideal" into the question.
Just a side note:
I'm not doing anything shady here... this is my own personal Vonage line. I just have a horrible memory and would love to be able to listen back to conversations so that I can pull actionable items out of them.
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February 10, 2009 04:03 PM
MiaRec has a business and solo solution for recording VOIP conversations http://www.miarec.com/products
MiaRec Business
http://www.miarec.com/products/miarec-business
MiaRec Business is enterprise level solution for recording calls on many voip phones simultaneously. It has web-based user interface, which makes easy to retreive and playback recorded calls from any computer with standard web browser.
MiaRec Solo
http://www.miarec.com/products/miarec-solo
MiaRec Solo is innovative software for recording Voip calls. In contrast to expensive analog equipment, MiaRec Solo automatically records your phone conversation directly onto your computer. In seconds you can access all your calls data, archive and manage your conversations. Forget about making notes with your pen and pocketbook during the interview or important call, be more efficient with MiaRec!
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February 12, 2009 04:28 AM
Most IP phone systems have an audio out plug. You can get a symeese audio out plug one for your ear and the other for an analog or digital recorder. The other way is to connect a hard drive system connected at the point of demarcation and that's where you connect your voip system to the existing infrastructure to your home or business. The hard drive system can be programmed to record every phone call. Keep in mind to record conversations may be illegal. Most companies use this technology to record history of their employees this type of equipment would be part of a PBX that records which is analog or a digital Audio recording system that records similar to a PBX.
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