Voicemail Recordings

TheJackal · 04-03-2004, 13:53

My boss is on Vodafone and has got a couple of humourous voicemail messages that he wants to try and save on computer :-

Does anybody know if it is possible to get the files from Vodafone rather than just recording it with the loadspeaker and a microphone - even if you have to pay for them?

Cheers
The Jackal

TheJackal · 04-03-2004, 17:53

Thanks if anyone has been looking - I worked it out - we have a system called replay for recording phone convs - all he had to do was "remotely" phone his voicemail box from the replay landline system and record the call - this outputs directly as an MP3 file which can then be edited!

flagpole · 05-03-2004, 13:52

I was wondering about this, i'm glad you sorted it.

I'm thinkin though that you have still introduced noise, vodafone must have it in better quality.

banbury_oddball · 05-03-2004, 17:50

We do have it like that, but unfortunately, they won't offer it to you again free. There are some websites with personalised greetings on there to send to your phone.

I refused to pay for them, so just stuck my mobile in front of a speaker with Dom Joly screaming down the phone. It does sound really clear as well.

04-03-2004, 13:53	#1
TheJackal Forum Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Blackpool Posts: 145	Voicemail Recordings My boss is on Vodafone and has got a couple of humourous voicemail messages that he wants to try and save on computer :- Does anybody know if it is possible to get the files from Vodafone rather than just recording it with the loadspeaker and a microphone - even if you have to pay for them? Cheers The Jackal

04-03-2004, 17:53	#2
TheJackal Forum Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Blackpool Posts: 145	Thanks if anyone has been looking - I worked it out - we have a system called replay for recording phone convs - all he had to do was "remotely" phone his voicemail box from the replay landline system and record the call - this outputs directly as an MP3 file which can then be edited!

05-03-2004, 13:52	#3
flagpole Inactive Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 43,524	I was wondering about this, i'm glad you sorted it. I'm thinkin though that you have still introduced noise, vodafone must have it in better quality.

05-03-2004, 17:50	#4
banbury_oddball Forum Member Join Date: May 2001 Location: Banbury Posts: 1,299	We do have it like that, but unfortunately, they won't offer it to you again free. There are some websites with personalised greetings on there to send to your phone. I refused to pay for them, so just stuck my mobile in front of a speaker with Dom Joly screaming down the phone. It does sound really clear as well.

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