G Gnappo jr Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 16, 2017 #1 I ask for your opinion on the feasibility of an app that resembles a voice mail in our smartphone. is it possible to make an app that after a certain number of rings repeats with a recorded message and registers the voice of the interlocutor? Is there any excuse for accessing the audio part during the phone call? Thank you all Gnappos
I ask for your opinion on the feasibility of an app that resembles a voice mail in our smartphone. is it possible to make an app that after a certain number of rings repeats with a recorded message and registers the voice of the interlocutor? Is there any excuse for accessing the audio part during the phone call? Thank you all Gnappos
tigrot Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 16, 2017 #2 There is an hardware problem: the speaker is not connectible with the microphone. So what you play cannot clearly be heard by the third party. Upvote 0
There is an hardware problem: the speaker is not connectible with the microphone. So what you play cannot clearly be heard by the third party.
G Gnappo jr Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 16, 2017 #3 tigrot said: There is an hardware problem: the speaker is not connectible with the microphone. So what you play cannot clearly be heard by the third party. Click to expand... Upvote 0
tigrot said: There is an hardware problem: the speaker is not connectible with the microphone. So what you play cannot clearly be heard by the third party. Click to expand...
G Gnappo jr Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 16, 2017 #4 tigrot said: There is an hardware problem: the speaker is not connectible with the microphone. So what you play cannot clearly be heard by the third party. Click to expand... is there any other way to insert a pre-recorded stream in telephone communication? Upvote 0
tigrot said: There is an hardware problem: the speaker is not connectible with the microphone. So what you play cannot clearly be heard by the third party. Click to expand... is there any other way to insert a pre-recorded stream in telephone communication?
