I received a voice mail that I want to save to a wav or mp3, does anyone have any idea or the tools to do this. I have tried a couple of things with no luck, any help would be greatly appreciated.
Voice Mail Help
- Thread starter Steve Bourguignon
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If your phone has a standard 1/8 jack on it.... then just get a 1/8 to 1/8 cable and plug it into your computer and use the recorder or other capture program to record it... not really hard at all.
nope it doesn't
Can you forward the message to a phone that does? I know that after listening to a VM on my cell it gives me the option of forwarding the message to another number, kinda like forwarding email.
Either that or setup you mixer and a mic and just boost the heck out of the gains and put the phone on speaker and record it thru the mic.
I don't know a good way to do it without the capability to start. I use magic jack or google voice, they both record the VM in mp3 already. My verizon cell phone has a service called visual voice mail and it has the ability to save a voice mail as an mp3.
I know those things don't solve your issue now, but may help in the future.
The only way I know is to play it on a speaker phone and use a digital recorder
I know those things don't solve your issue now, but may help in the future.
The only way I know is to play it on a speaker phone and use a digital recorder
Thanks Scott, I have a magic jack too and tried to forward the message to that number but for some reason it will not forward. I have put a call into Bell to see if (A) they can get a mp3 or wav of it and email it to me, or (B) firgure out why I can not forward it. Hopefully I will be able to get it one of those ways. If not then I will have to go with Jokers idea.
Like Scott, I was going to let you forward to my google voice number. Since that's not an option, and you don't have a wired method available, why not just play it on a speakerphone and capture it with a recording device (tape, ipod, PC, etc.)?