Recording Telephone conference with voice memo

there is no easy way of doing what you want i think. unless you want to hold your ipod with ththe italk up to your phone reciever as you talk and listen at the same time. I was gonna say why not look into sometihng liek this at radio shack they might have a good cheap alternative that what you are thinking with the ipod.I have not seen any device to attach to your ipod that will record from a telephone line. maybe becasue the idea of covert survelience hasnt been thought of for the ipod yet.

GFF:)

Just so you know, it is illegal in most states to record telephone calls with out the other's knowledge, and will most likely not be admissable as evidence in a court room proceeding. Which is why most CS calls state off the bat that you are being recorded and have a tone throughout the call.

AHA thats good to know. never knew that might even be a factor. which might explain why such a device doesnt exist for the ipod! But then who really would tell the person on the otherside that your redording them?


GFF:)

I'd use the built-in mic and a seperate speakerphone that won't be used during the call. Put them in a seperate room - the ipod right next to the speakerphone - and pile a quilt on top of them to block out the room echo.

Experiments that I've done with direct connections into audio gear required me to go through a "Direct Box" or "DI" before running into my audio gear (a professional mixer). I don't know the input impedence for the micromemo or italk so I don't know if some sort of impedence matching would be required.

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