Another interesting device that will do the job though with a slight twist.
Ghe device outlined here is a voice recorder that comes with a telephone
adapter kit - uses the cables from the telephone - in order to record
both sides of the conversation straight to the recorder.
The specs indicate that this recorder records at a max of 192K MP3,
certainly better than what you'd need for recording from a standard
telephone line.
The recorder can be put into "Voice Activation" mode where the recorder
starts recording automatically when a voice is detected - set the level
according to your needs -.
The page shows all the specs and features of this unit and I have to be
honest, one of these little beauty's could find itself at home in my
gadget box.
http://www.ultradisk.co.uk/digital-voice-recorders/ultradisk-dvr7-4gb-digital-voice-recorder-192kbps-mp3-player-and-recording-with-fm-radio-and-accessories
On 14/12/2016 2:18 AM, André van Deventer wrote:
Hi all
I’m looking for something which may not be available.
I’m looking for a device that will allow you to route the sound of a
telephone to a pc or any amplifier or mixing unit for example.
This device must do the following:
- Connect into the telephone line itself and not into the cable
from the mouthpiece of the telephone
- Have an output that can connedct to the analog input of a device
that runs from mains power. That is quite important because I have found a
device that works that way but it will only work from the input of a battery
powered device like an mp3 recorder. If you connect it to a unit running
from mains power the interference is so loud that the sound is completely
drowned.
I wish to connect this device to an induction loop system running through
the whole house.
Regards
André
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