NTI CD Maker Pro will let you record audio directly to a CD. Or record them as windows media files with WinAMP or some such.
Read the full replythe subject says it all. I have three VM messages on my work voice mail that I would love to just save as .wav files on my laptop.
To this end, I need an adapter which takes the monaural headphone out signal from a cellular headset jack -- a 2.5mm jack, I would surmise -- and send it into a 1/8 plug so that I can send it to 'mic in' on the PC.
I have looked and looked for such a device, and haven't been able to find one.
Can someone help? Thanks.
NTI CD Maker Pro will let you record audio directly to a CD.
Or record them as windows media files with WinAMP or some such.
He's looking for an adapter cable and you suggest "CD Maker Pro" or WinAMP.
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If he can't figure out how to make a cable he should give up.
A little simple experimentation will do the trick. I misread it and just fired off the first thing I thought of.
Whew! Let's try to get some signal in amongst all this noise...
I use a CellTap.
--kyler
Tony P. snipped-for-privacy@nospamplease.verizon.reallynospam.net> wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@news.verizon.net:
Well, now that you mention it, I could make a cable if I knew the pinouts.
I've done MIL-spec soldering before, but frankly whipping out the ol' Mastercard is easier.
Rather than smoke either my sound card or my $100 phone handset, I think I'll find out pinouts and/or purchase a working patch cable.
Ah.
Kyler Laird snipped-for-privacy@news.Lairds.org> wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@lairds.us:
Yeeks. For $79 I'll solder the damn cable. :)
Thank you, however. I think I have a handle on how to get this job done.
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