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[Touch Pro, Fuze General] r603:
Yeah. It's vito audio notes 1.32

It works with normal (non speaker phone) phone calls.

Actually, I'm not sure if it works with speakerphone too.. I haven't tried that yet. Will do that in a bit to make sure.

What's better about Resco? *edit: nevermind. I just looked at the screenshots of resco audio recorder. It does look nicer. Has more features too... But honestly... the vito program is really nice, and simple to use.

By the way. I'm using the Sprint Touch Pro... so I can't say for sure whether or not this prog works with the other versions. Either way, there's a free trial you can use... so no harm in trying it out first.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Brendo:
last i heard, audionotes didnt work...
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] r603:
Maybe not for some... But my Sprint model Touch Pro works perfectly...

Abd again, there's a free trial of it... so nothing's lost if it doesn't work for you.

I don't work for the company either, so I'm definitely not trying to sell

anyone. I really don't care actually. Just thought I'd post up how well the program

is working for me so far.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] venom037:
Totally agree.... no good if u need to hv speaker phone on.....
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] chez_steph7:
perfect...gonna try that. i really need this.

thanks

-Chez
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] nabboR:
Yeah, same here, thx for the tip!

BTW, just a quick Q: I doesn't have that annoying "beep" every now and then? So the person at the other end can here that you're recording?
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] jeeter:
I also have a Sprint Touch Pro and after reading this thread, I downloaded a trial of Vito 1.32 to give this a try.

Just as background, I'm a former Treo user (Palm OS) and the hardware supported recording of both sides of a phone conversation in very clear audio. This was most evident when listening to recordings (on a headset), one side of the conversation is heard in the left ear and the other in the right ear.

Now as for Vito on the Sprint Touch Pro, here's what I've observed:

When using the the phone normally (i.e. holding the device to your ear), the software does record both sides of the conversation. It does so in a manner that plays both sides of the conversation back in the left ear (when wearing headphones). My opinion is that the loudness of the earpiece allows this software to record the "other end" of the call in a manner similar to the "speakerphone method". The quality of the "other end" of the conversation is significantly lower than my end of the conversation. So it would seem that the hardware on the Touch Pro doesn't completely support this. Another indicator of this is that it only records my end of the conversation when I record a call using the included HTC headset.

So the verdict is that it does work, but I still think there's a hardware obstacle. I'm a headset kinda guy, so I guess I'm out of luck. Hope this helps.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] r603:
That's not good.

I'll probably be getting a stereo bt headset soon, so that's going to be a problem.

Too bad there's no individual (in/out) volume control...
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] nabboR:
Thx for your input m8!

So I suppose it won't work with a bluetooth headset neither.

Anyway, I'm glad it works without(?) beeps in the normal mode, in that case you'll have the time to snap off the headset if you see that the incomming call is from that person you'd like to record.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Brendo:
well phonecalls come through in mono, so i cant imagine it working through both speakers
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] TheBundo:
Mono can be fed to both speakers. It's still mono
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] jeeter:
I honestly don't think it's even recording the other end of the call in mono. I really believe that the loudness of the earpiece is being picked up by the microphone. If it were capturing the audio on its way to the earpiece, recording might likely work when the headset is used. Either way it's better than nothing. :)
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Brendo:
yeah, it doesnt work...

i know mono can be feed to both speakers, but if its recorded in steroe, and only getting one input (which it reads as the left speaker input) then its only going to play in left speaker

the microphone and speakers onboard are all mono
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] DSF:
I can confirm that it can record both sides BUT not in the usual way as other WM phones (oh dear).

The other side voice is lower than yours.. if you set the volume too low you may not hear the other side voice in recorded file. (it seems that it records using the microphone and not direct recording from "input")

Anyway, you can test the applications for free before buying:

http://vitotechnology.com/en/products/mobile-audio-recorder.html

http://www.resco.net/pocketpc/audiorecorder/downloads.asp
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] nabboR:
Well, I've tried it now and it doesn't work...:mad:

Yeah sure, I can CLEARLY here my OWN voice, but the person at the other end... Just forget it.:mad:

Maybe if you put the file on a PC with a BIG sound system, but then again, you'll break your speakers when YOUR voice can be heard.

I'm a bit confused here, I'm at work right now and I don't have the headset with me, but those of you that claims this actually works, that you actually here the other person on playback, is that only via the headset or what??:confused:

Cause when playing the recorded file in the phone you can't hear jack **** of the other person...

EDIT: software used, VITO.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] JVH3:
HTC Fuze, nothing records from the speaker.

I used to use PM Reocrder with my Cingular 3125 which is by HTC, but is Windows Mobile 5.0 smartphone. This worked great.

With my HTC Fuze, it does not work.

I've tried Vito, Live PVR and PM Recorder.

When testing at the office, I was initially encouraged, because the mic isn't actually shut off. It just doesn't send it through to the call. So, when talking in my office phone and hearing it on the speaker (not speaker phone) of my Fuze, with my Fuze on mute, it recorded everything. On actual calls, it did not record the other person.

Vito does look pretty cool. My main purpose is to be able to transfer voicemails to mp3, so that I can archive them, so I can just use speaker phone for this.

Wondering if it is possible to make a hardware piece at the bottom to feed the audio into the mic, and then have software to send the audio to the speaker, so you can hear it. Any hardware people try this?
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] markmensch:
saw a little mic dongle like this at meritline, when I was looking for USB Bluetooth dongle. grrrr. can't find it anywhere now >:-|

Anyone else out there wondering where one can find the TVout cable that seems to be made of fairydust?! just thinking about unexpected layovers with TVout and bluetooth keyboard to keep up w/ work.

Most bluetooth keyboard I've found run on AAA bateries... Could anything be more stupid? Half the power of AA, at double the cost! Now that Obama's gonna bring us some CHANGE, heard he's pushing federal laws to euthanize CEOs of companies who build devices using AAA bateries ;)
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] rightjb:
In Call Recording for HTC FUZE

GOOD NEWS!!! A Blackstone post has been able to get this to work. The thread (before it moved to the Diamond thread) is here - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=454527

Courtesy of auto_exec, here are the steps:

- installed the xda ICR cab (from post 91 in above thread)

- extracted/copied the voAMRNBEnc codec file (from post 96 in above thread) into \Windows

- soft reset

- (I also installed the icr.exe.0409.mui file to /windows)

- installed the XDA Diamond Dialer 2.03 (http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=3160223&postcount=15)

- soft reset

After all that, I can get the ICR settings program to pop up correctly (missing the EXIT button on the left softkey, but OK works just fine for that)... and, once a call is connected, I can go to the menu and hit "Start recording"... and it DOES start recording... and the recording DOES show up in the ICR program for playback...

This also seems to activate 2 way recording in Resco and Vito Audio applications that I could not get to work on the Fuze previously.

Audio is not great - but amazingly it works. I was told that no WinMo HTC device would work because of hardware limitations.

Monx edited a version for Raphael which I've added. I'm not sure which files it replaces since I simply installed (InCallRecording_repacked_monx.cab) last.

Final update: For those that desire no BEEP when recording starts and stops, you can delete all system properties from the stock files in /windows/ and copy these to the windows directory. You will only hear a short silence instead.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] JVH3:
ICR Works on Fuze with stock ROM

Install the diamond dialer 2.03 from the link on the above post.

soft reset

Then install the InCallRecording_repacked_monx.cab

soft reset

Think it will work, but it does not.

First you must manually ceeate the Recording directory in your My Documents folders.

I soft reseted after that.

Then it worked perfect.

Then I copied the ICR_ BEEP files, so there is not a beep.

Things I had previously installed were slide to answer, Total Commander, Call History, and Calender tabs. XDA Diamond calculator.

Since then, I have also installed IPC Black Dialer ENG.cab and it still works. And looks way cooler than the AT&T stock dialer skins.

Again, thanks to all who made this work.

I currenty have made my PTT button launch the camera. I'd love to have the PTT start the recorder instead or start it if I am on a call, but launch the camera if I am not. Anyone know how this can be done.

Thinking the author of MobileMute might be able to make this real easy from the base of Mobile Mute, which from what I have seen now works on the Fuze.

This works great. Thanks to all those that made this possible.

Looks like it was not actually a hardware issue, like many had said.
[Google Pixel 6] Messerschmitt262:
I had a OnePlus 8T. I decided to go with the Pixel 6 because it has eSIM thought it would be an update.

Boy was I wrong. So many annoying things with Android 12 and Pixel 6. The 8T was so much better and much much less frustrating.

Anyway, I need help with the following:

1. I can't tether using my Pixel 6. My Samsung Tablet, OnePlus 8T, Moto E, all I can just turn on USB tethering and they create a network. Not Pixel 6. The Pixel 6 creates a "CDC NCM" under Other Devices in Device Manager. I assume this is the problem why the Pixel 6 cannot create a network using USB tether. I need the USB tethering, not wifi due to technical reasons.

2. When I got the OnePlus 8T the batter would drain quite a lot during the night when the phone was idle. About 6-8% in 8hrs when sleeping. I thought it was a OnePLus 8T problem. The Moto E for example only loses 1-2%, 3% at most. Same with my Samsung Tab A 8.4 2020 tablet, only 1-2%. I thought getting the Pixel 6, it would have a much better battery management. Boy was I wrong. This thing loses up to 12% or even 15% over 8hrs per night. It's ridiculous. What can I do? I also noticed during screen on usage, the battery also drains faster.

3. The fingerprint to unlock is almost useless on the Pixel with tempered glass screen protector. I had a tempered glass screen protector on the OnePlus 8T and it worked flawlessly. Is it just the Pixel playing horribly with glass protectors or I just won the lottery and got a tempered glass protector that actually interferes with the fingerprint? Anyone has the Pixel 6 with tempered glass and they have no problem using the fingerprint? I have the "Increased touch sensitivity" turned ON.

4. Any way to bring Android 11 quick settings menu back? (the one when you swipe down from the top edge). The Android 12 is extremely frustrating. No way to just enable/disable just the wifi. I have to go to "internet" and deal with the wifi from there, no longer a quick 1 tap. No NFC one tap to turn NFC on/off, instead you get the GPay shortcut. Then there's the bottom search bar + big ugly clock when locked + no way to get rid of the "at a glance" that takes an entire row on the main page - but I can live with these.

I regret it so much selling my OnePlus 8T before getting the Pixel 6. The most annoying part is the battery and fingerprint issue.

Thank you and sorry for the rant.
[Google Pixel 6] PhotonIce:
NOTE: I dont have a pixel 6, and am no expert, just a guy trying to help out, because something is better than nothing.

1. According to verizon, if you want to USB tether, you should use the provided usb c cable which came with your pixel 6.

2. it could be that you have more background apps, or less apps are optimised, or AOD is on. Background apps/services are the most likely cause of battery drain when idle, such as location services, apps from the play store etc. you can check which apps are using up the most power from settings. Apart from that, the phone has fast charging, so even if you do lose 15%, just, maybe, charge it up for a couple of minutes?

3. Try setting up fingerprint again with the protector on this time, maybe that'll work? If it doesnt work with the screen protector but works without it then yes, its your screen protector. Apparently theyve pushed out an update to improve the sensor functionality with screen protectors on, so do try that. Apart from that, apparently there are google certified screen protectors..? Read on: https://www.reviewgeek.com/102604/google-explains-how-to-fix-your-pixel-6-fingerprint-reader/

4. To downgrade back to android 11, look for a tutorial such as this one:

However, note that its not too easy if you dont have experience with such things, you may also risk bricking your device if you do not follow instructions carefully, and your warranty will be voided.

Before trying that, you could also give this a go to get android 11 style quick setting tiles on android 12:

https://www.computerworld.com/article/3640523/android-12-quick-settings.html

Hope I helped
[Google Pixel 6] bush911:
sorry to hear that.

For issue 2, my pixel 6 consumes no more than 8% battery during 8 hours sleeping time. Maybe some Apps prevent your phone from deep sleep.

by the way, what do you mean by "Boy was I wrong", do you mind explaining the grammar:)
[Google Pixel 6] neptun2:
My standby drain during the night for pixel 6 is around 6 to 8 percent for 8 hours. It is similar to my previous phone - oneplus 7. Regarding the tether - i have not tested usb tethering but will do it later today. Most probably windows is just not installing the correct driver. fingerprint lock was bad with tempered glass protector when i got the phone but after january update is now considerably better. Ensure that you have turned on "increase touch sensitivity" option in display settings when using screen protector. Generally FP reader is not the best on this phone but now after january update it works around 80 to 90 % of time which is good enough for me. Regarding the menus from android 11 - at least i don't know way to change current menu at least without root.
[Google Pixel 6] Tool Belt:
Had tempered glass on p6, fingerprint reader was perhaps 50% effective. Changed to a TPU protector and FP is at least 90%.
[Google Pixel 6] PhotonIce:
Honestly, why even use a tempered glass screen protector? Just use a phone case with slightly raised sides, and use a plastic screen protector to protect your display from scratches. from my experiences, glass screen protectors wont save your phone from a drop, and they break easily and so you'll have to change it even iff you drop your phone from a small height.
[Google Pixel 6] neptun2:
TPU protectors are more prone to scratches and need to be replaced more frequently. I personally very rarely drop my phone but absolutely hate to replace screen protectors. Due to this i prefer tempered glass protectors but of course this is just my point of view.
[Google Pixel 6] Tool Belt:
I prefer tempered glass also....but I prefer a FP reader that works even more..........
[Google Pixel 6] Frankenscript:
Previous OP 3T and OP 6T user here.

Give the phone some time, it will grow on you.

I switched to IQ Shield brand screen protectors when I had my 6T; they work flawlessly and have a great feel. I got one for my P6 and it works fin. 95% unlock on first try, unless I move my finger too fast.

Overnight drain: probably an app is dragging you down. I usually leave my phone plugged in overnight so it is full in the morning, but if I don't, I had about a 4% drain per 8 hours prior to getting everything set up (I tested it for a few nights) and now have about a 8-10% drain overnight with everything set up. Note that I use aodNotify that definitely adds to the drain (but I find it worth it). Try clearing cache (in app Settings) and deleting extraneous apps, then see if you can narrow it down.

I've never used tethering via USB; sorry can't help you there.

And, you may find useful hints in this thread I started: https://xdaforums.com/t/pixel-6-thr...6t-and-similar-op-users.4394547/post-86328667
[Google Pixel 6] PhotonIce:
Once again I will mention that Google has a list of "certified screen protectors"
[Google Pixel 6] mojorisin7178:
the battery drain is because of mobile network. If you go to battery in settings and go to usage it will show you. At the bottom click on show system usage. Mine for example has mobile network using 30% in 24 hours. So far the only way to fix it is to turn off the mobile data while at home. Hopefully they will fix it soon. I think that part of the problem is pixel using samsung's exynos as a base for their tensor chip and using the exynos modem. Google has always used qualcomm so i think they are not experienced enough with this different hardware. My pixel 5 ran android 12 with no issues at all so i just think android 12 is optimized more for qualcomm than samsung. Hopefully they will get their act together soon. I knew this was a big risk getting a phone with a brand new chipset.
[Google Pixel 6] PhotonIce:
I like how I mentioned almost all of this stuff in my first reply, but everyone feels the need to repeat it again :ROFLMAO:

Not against it tho, the more help this guy can get, the better!
[Google Pixel 6] neptun2:
Just to confirm that usb tether works ok for me using old usb type c to type a cable (my laptop is old and does not have usb type c ports). Windows 10 automatically installed microsoft driver for usbncm host device and added it as network adapter.

Regarding the exynos modem in pixel 6 - i made few tests at home. Tests are only 4G as 5G is locked by google in my country. My signal level is around -100 dBm which is not great and speeds are around 30 Mbps. In other parts of the city i get speeds up to 250 Mbps download and much better signal at around -75 so i wondered if just exynos modem is not up to par. I compared at home with my father's poco x3 pro which uses snapdragon 860 and when put side by side phones same signal levels and achieve same speeds. Maybe for 5G exynos modem is worse than snapdragon 8 gen 1 but for 4G at least i don't see any difference.
[Google Pixel 6] manjaroid:
I second that.

At one time I would have suggested no screen protector with a fingerprint reader as buggy as Pixel 6's. But last time I tried going without a protector my mitts did a number on the screen's surface coating. It took only a few months for the screen to become a smudgy mess. Coating wear-and-tear turns invisible after applying tempered glass and the screen looks new again, but better to avoid damaging the coating in the first place.

So I guess my point is, do what it takes to get the fingerprint reader working without trading off something else. Unfortunately, this means expensive, certified protectors that are getting harder to find and it's no mystery why.
[Google Pixel 6] a g bell:
Your saying there is a coating on the pixel 6 screen 🤔

I would try better battery stats to see what's causing the battery drain at idle over night🤐

Not tried tethering don't really use it

Come from 7t myself and l absolutely love this phone though being rooted makes it better 😁
[Google Pixel 6] Nezorflame:
I also suggest upgrading to Android 12L. It's a huge step forward, for me it's even more stable than latest A12 build.

Coming from Sony Xperia 5 II and OP7 Pro, this phone is a beast, but stock OS drags it down a bit. Custom kernel and / or A12L helps a lot.
[Google Pixel 6] Notor1ouS-:
its not the phones fault, when some badly optimized apps are running wild.
[Google Pixel 6] t-ryder:
Yeah, like paying $40 for a certified screen protector when a $4 tempered glass screen protector from eBay should do the job as with any other smartphone (as it was on my OnePlus 8T for example). No offense.
[Google Pixel 6] vandyman:
Two of the most cell phone common problems are;

User error.

And Social media apps.
[Google Pixel 6] Patric_phinehas:
Hi,

To start of with i can relate to the pain of using a pixel device. as for the solution

2. try to restrict background services to a maximum of 8-10 from the developer option. and also restrict Social media app's background refreshing. this could save a few percentages.

Thank you
[Google Pixel 6] blackhawk:
Google backup Transport, cloud apps are likely suspects. Disable all app, carrier and Google feedback.

Try temporarily disabling Google play Services at night and see if this helps. If so a Google apk is the culprit. Google backup Transport is a dependency of GpS...

edit: Disable Google Firebase too.
[Google Pixel 6] gbakabg:
I understand your frustrations... My 6T was nice except I didn't like the camera, but the pixel 6 so far has worked itself out....I too was having issues with the finger print reader and I don't use a screen protector, plus I have the Dbrand grip case (which I can say is very dope case btw). I haven't used an Android since 10. Lastly the at glance is about the most annoying thing on this phone. Thankfully Nova launcher is a great work around (at least for me)
[Google Pixel 6] biglo:
Yup this phone pretty much sucks, wish I had gone with the Oneplus 9 Pro but hey it is what it is lol.
[Google Pixel 6] Notor1ouS-:
FUNFACT:

you can find such threads like this here on EVERY forum for any other phone.

simply because some people are causing the issue.
[Google Pixel 6] vandyman:
Lol, I just realized that the op has had issues with all of their previous devices as well.

Quit borking your devices and blaming it the device.

Granted there is at least one feature on all devices that your not going to like.

But self inflicted issues and crying solves nothing.
[Google Pixel 6] blackhawk:
Neither does bold type...🤣
[Google Pixel 6] vandyman:
LOL. Never noticed. (fixed)

I have been using DuckDuckGo browser on my P6 to connect to XDA.

Thanks for pointing out the bold fumbling ....
[Google Pixel 6] blackhawk:
You're welcome.

DDG has issues. Been using Brave for years, pretty much bullet proof. Lol, got over a 100 tabs open on it now, it don't care.

Backing up bookmarks for it though is a lost cause. I use ColorNote for bookmark backup now.
[Google Pixel 6] thatguy222:
That sucks. I'm absolutely loving my 6 Pro. Caused me to get rid of my Zenfone 8 and iPhone 13 mini.

FP reader works every time for me, but I don't use a screen protector.

Why are you turning off WiFi? Just leave it on, you'll never even notice.

I rarely plug my phone in overnight and even with WiFi on but no connection, I'll only like like 5 or 6 percent battery.
[Google Pixel 6] alexandero11:
All the fella did was forget a comma... 🤷‍♂️ Are you sure you need a grammar explanation?
[Google Pixel 6] EtherealCrisp:
Did you ever manage to fix the CDC NCM no driver found issue? Just got this phone and I'm pulling my hair out as I rely on frequent use of usb tethering and WiFi isnt an option in my scenario.
[Google Pixel 6] nutzfreelance:
on the factory rom my battery is random, some nights its 0.5% and hour other nights its 1.5% an hour.

google updates appear slower then custom rom updates as goggle still HAS NOT fixed dirty pipes after 2 months.

so im really debating using the factory rom much longer.