Can I record a conversation on the telephone with the PCM-M10 Recorder
492058
I'm not exactly sure what you are asking. It will certainly record the sound of one side of a phone call--both sides if on a speakerphone. A more direct telephone connection would require an accessory phone interface; the PCM-M10 is no different from other recorders in that.
1948320
I dont know about this specific device. However if you try to record from another device it won't work. In order for the software to work you most use your voice and a microphone.
522259
Yes, but its not the most ideal way to use the product. You would need to get a 2.5mm to 3.5mm adaptor (from radio shack). When you plug the recorder into your cell phone it routes the audio from the phone and into the device & records the call (similar to plugging a wired headset into your phone). So you would need to still be able to hold the device up to your ear to hear the conversation (when not in speaker phone). The cell phone does not have to be in speaker phone to record the call. But putting it in speaker phone might be an easy way to record the call when using a "basic" phone with a 2.5mm to 3.5mm adaptor.
1224192
There is a record function button on the unit so I'm sure you can. However, I've had no occasion to try it.
1695265
It has an 1/8" (3.5mm) mic level analog output. So, if you can plug a standard microphone into your digital recorder, you can use this. I've found it produces some static or hum with some phones but is flawless with others. It connects between the phone's base and its handset with standard telephone connectors, so you need a 2 piece phone that has a handset cord that disconnects from the base. It won't work with "Princess" type single piece phones or cell phones. I hope this helps.
842479
Looking at the specs for this phone, I did not see recording capabilities. Your best bet will be to invest in a digital audio recorder or a compact camcorder such as the Flip UltraHD Video Camera. These devices usually have built in microphones as well as microphone jacks for plugging up external mics such as the Sony ECM-DS70P. I would do an extensive Google search for these products to find out what suits your needs best.
1961154
The device plugs into a recording device. You hear the telephone conversation and it is also recorded on a tape recorder - and yes it works well if you follow directions.
1788700
No you cannot record with this phone or any other cordless phones for that matter that I know of that sort of think went out in the 80's as the laws have changed there are still ways to get your task accomplished you just have to research it on the net.
2106003
This device is to record a phone call using an external recorder. You plug this into the Microphone port (Mic) on a portable recorder (like for recording a lecture, or even a stereo or PC) and then you put the earpiece in your ear and talk into the phone like you normally would and it records your conversation. I bought this for my step daughter who was working for a local paper doing interviews over the phone.
1377016
I don't think so. I never tried with mine, I only needed it to say one thing. It doesn't have the capability to separate messages when you're recording, so I'm going to say that no, it can't have more than one recording.
64076
Yes, you need a voice recorder. This microphone plugs into the microphone jack on a digital recorder.
431109
I'm not totally sure, but I'm guessing the only way it could be done is if you plug the recorder into laptop or desktop via the built-in USB connection and try that. The quick start guide that came with the recorder tells you how to access the help guide that should answer that question. Or you can go to http://rd1.sony.net/help/icd/u53/uc/
681372
No, the only telephone conversation that will be recorded will on the phone that is plugged into the device. I would recommend the Sangean DAR-101 SD recorder. It will record from any phone that is on the same line, has better sound quality and costs less. You can get it on Amazon for less than $100. I hope this helps.
1120158
I have not tired using it with a computer. I use it with an Olympus digital voice recorder. Plug it into the mic jack and insert the ear bud in your ear, then hold your phone to your ear like a regular conversation. The phone speaker sound passes through the earbud and it records your voice and the person on the phone with you. I suppose if you are using the computer to record, it is the same process. I've just never done that.
1729265
You can use your cell phone as a digital recorder (plug this earphone/mic) in the ear you use to listen to the office VOIP phone).
1461070
To tell you the truth I bought this to record conversation. I couldn't make heads or tails of the *instruction manual* either. The only way I figured out how to record was by trial and error. It sure comes with enough cords. I guess you could just sit down and go into Sherlock Holmes mode and try to figure it out. Wish I could be of more assistance here but I'm a real techno idgit.
1861773
I haven't tried it that way I used a digital recorder to record off the phone unscrupulous business so I also have a record of the conversation for myself. From the digital recorder it was a simple task with a mp3 player to play back the file and copy it on any computer for save keeping. You for a laptop would need to have to activate a recording program and then select this device for the input and output not real clear cut like a digital recorder with is a direct connection. Have a tech head buddy help you most windows or linux OS have these utilities available in them.