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Are there any Standalone Answerphone Software's

Hi all,
due to the fact my provider has now started charging me for accessing voicemails and will not include voicemail access in my inclusive minutes I have turned off the voicemail answerphone on my t-Mobile MDA Vario III (Kaiser), what i'm looking for is a programto run on the PDA that will answer a call after say 45 seconds of ringing and act like an answerphone and record any messages direct to the PDA. I have searched for answerphone but without luck and the only program I can find via Google is iSecretary, but that aparantly isn't fully compatable with the Kaiser?. Has anybody got any ideas as to anything else available that will do this job, preferably free but if I have to pay for the ideal solution so be it.
Thanks
MI5

Sorry, did not read full post.

vip3r69 said:
Sorry, did not read full post.
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Very helpful, indeed...

htc_mi5 said:
Hi all,
due to the fact my provider has now started charging me for accessing voicemails and will not include voicemail access in my inclusive minutes I have turned off the voicemail answerphone on my t-Mobile MDA Vario III (Kaiser), what i'm looking for is a programto run on the PDA that will answer a call after say 45 seconds of ringing and act like an answerphone and record any messages direct to the PDA. I have searched for answerphone but without luck and the only program I can find via Google is iSecretary, but that aparantly isn't fully compatable with the Kaiser?. Has anybody got any ideas as to anything else available that will do this job, preferably free but if I have to pay for the ideal solution so be it.
Thanks
MI5
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I'm afraid there is no solution, because of the limitations of the Kaiser (and many HTC devices) with the incoming sound.... (mic only)
A workaround should be available in iSecretary, recording loudspeaker -> mic, but this application crashed a lot on my Kaiser so removed it...
Also because it is not a nice solution anyway...everybody can 'enjoy' the voice message.

Zoolooc said:
Very helpful, indeed...
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Sarcasm does not suit your hair style, I did say sorry.

vip3r69 said:
Sarcasm does not suit your hair style, I did say sorry.
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OK, I hurried myself to answer, it was still the leftover text making me think that the answer wasn't helpful, as seeing the thread's subject first made me hope to actually find something helpful (wondering why there isn't such an application anyway). Sorry.

Zoolooc said:
(wondering why there isn't such an application anyway). Sorry.
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because of the limitations of the Kaiser (and many HTC devices) with the incoming sound.... (mic only)

Optimistisch_nl said:
I'm afraid there is no solution, because of the limitations of the Kaiser (and many HTC devices) with the incoming sound.... (mic only)
A workaround should be available in iSecretary, recording loudspeaker -> mic, but this application crashed a lot on my Kaiser so removed it...
Also because it is not a nice solution anyway...everybody can 'enjoy' the voice message.
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According to iSecretary the TYTNII is only "half supported" but it looks it would do everything you want.
- lifts the handset automatically when the preset time expires;
- plays the file to the caller;
- records your caller's message within the limits of preset time and hangs up;
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(http://www.isecretary.net/about.php)

check your voicemail using a landline...

I guess i'll have to try isecretary and see if it does enough to get me going, unfortunatly checking voicemail via a landline is not an option in my situation.
Thanks for all the replies so far.
MI5

htc_mi5 said:
I guess i'll have to try isecretary and see if it does enough to get me going, unfortunatly checking voicemail via a landline is not an option in my situation.
Thanks for all the replies so far.
MI5
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just be prepared.... you will be disappointed...

I did try iSecretary and it worked on some of the calls, about 2 out of the 10 I made to my phone. And like "Optimistisch_nl" said: the callers voice is on loudspeaker while leaving the message. Also the message that I recorded to tell people to leave a message doesn't play either for the caller.
Sorry dude, I'm also still looking for something like this and will let you know if I find a solution.
# Zoolooc # Apology accepted and I also apologize for my remark.

vip3r69 said:
I'm also still looking for something like this and will let you know if I find a solution.
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You won't find a solution unless you buy e.g. a Nokia.....

Guys, ALWAYS check out the Wiki first. I've answered this very question at http://wiki.xda-developers.com/inde...nswering machine for Windows Mobile released!
(also see the group http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Audio and call recording, answering machines )
In a word: no, don't expect much - WinMo is, by default, pretty much useless when it comes to local (!!) nswering machines. Should you really need them, go for Symbian.

Optimistisch_nl said:
You won't find a solution unless you buy e.g. a Nokia.....
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Yup, it works wonderfully on my Nokias...

Optimistisch_nl said:
You won't find a solution unless you buy e.g. a Nokia.....
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I was also told that file sharing on WM is not possible by "CLEVER" people, but hypest told me that by setting up a ftp server on the ppc you could share folders that would be visible and able to be browsed by another ppc. Now if that is not "file sharing" then lets call it "sharing files". It works just the same as normal file sharing on Windows.
( http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=374249 )
Where there is a will there is a way.

vip3r69 said:
I was also told that file sharing on WM is not possible by "CLEVER" people
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You should have asked me I've even reviewed & thoroughly compared FTP clients (along with mentioning FTP servers) for Windows Mobile - search for example for 'vxFtp' in the Wiki.

Can X1 use the In Call Recording software in original beta ROM’s of the Touch HD?

I have tried to install the program, but when I run it, an error occurred.
Maybe some one in this X1 forum can fix it?
Link:http://wmpoweruser.com/?p=2341
In Call Recording has always been a mythical beast on HTC devices, briefly glimpsed but never captured.
It seems now things are set to change. While the original beta ROM’s of the HTC Touch HD shipped with In Call Recording enabled, the software was stripped from shipping devices in the west, likely for legal reasons.
Fortunately the device did ship in China and Taiwan with the software included, and the cab file to enable it is now available for download on XDA-Developers. The cab is however in Chinese, but a .mui file is also available (to be copied into your \windows directory) to translate the interface to English.
To record a conversation one simply need to start recording from the in call phone menu. The phone call is recorded in low quality highly compressed .amr format, stored in \my documents\my recordings and can be easily transferred to the desktop for archiving.
In addition HTC provided a nice user interface to access your phone calls on the device itself, almost reminiscent of Apple’s visual voice mail.
Listen to an example recording here. (Can be opened in Quicktime)
Read more about the software here.

it works OK
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=3151375&postcount=38
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=457808&page=4
must be installed
Touch HD Dialer for X1
http://norti.hu/xperia/touch_hd_dialer.zip
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=441439
http://pda.pl/news/nagrywanie_rozmow_w_touch_hd_sie_odnalazlo

slawrumia said:
it works OK
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=3151375&postcount=38
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=457808&page=4
must be installed
Touch HD Dialer for X1
http://norti.hu/xperia/touch_hd_dialer.zip
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=441439
http://pda.pl/news/nagrywanie_rozmow_w_touch_hd_sie_odnalazlo
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Okay I can see which cab to download and install, but I do not get the part about the MUI files. Any suggestions?

johnchan78 said:
Okay I can see which cab to download and install, but I do not get the part about the MUI files. Any suggestions?
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Follow the original link in the first post, there's an mui linked from that article.

fards said:
Follow the original link in the first post, there's an mui linked from that article.
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Interestingly, i just downloaded the CAB file, installed it, then tried to unzip the MUI files and place them in the /Windows directory, but the MUI files were already there!
I do not know if someone added the correct MUI files to the .cab file already, or if the X1 already has them there beforehand, but I did not need to extract/add the additional MUI files on my X1.

works good, unfortunatly htc or windows mobile is not capable of recording internaly so you must user speaker phone to record the other person. but i like this alot thanks.. also made a new cab that includes the new english mui.

shadowmike said:
works good, unfortunatly htc or windows mobile is not capable of recording internaly so you must user speaker phone to record the other person. but i like this alot thanks.. also made a new cab that includes the new english mui.
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I installed your cab and it records calls fine. I can find the recordings with File Explorer. But when I try to run the "InCall Recorder" under the Programs then it gives me an error:
ICR.exe The file 'ICR' cannot be opened. Either it is not signed with a trusted certificate, or one of its components cannot be found.
Any ideas, what to check?

How is it installed?
How do you install it?
shadowmike said:
works good, unfortunatly htc or windows mobile is not capable of recording internaly so you must user speaker phone to record the other person. but i like this alot thanks.. also made a new cab that includes the new english mui.
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Patricio Alonso said:
How do you install it?
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in theory rather easy,
1. install the blackstone dialer (http://norti.hu/xperia/touch_hd_dialer.zip)
2. install ICR
3. rename \windows\ICR.exe.0409.mui to ICR.exe.####.mui whereas #### is your language code (if your ROM is an english one you don't need to rename the file as 0409 is english)
Dutch 0413
French 040c
German 0407
Italian 0410
4. softreset
5. in the dialer during a call you can click menu->"start recording"
that's all
in practice for me when i click start recording nothing happens.
any ideas? (i'am using the uk R2A ROM)

mastermarv said:
in practice for me when i click start recording nothing happens.
any ideas? (i'am using the uk R2A ROM)
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Have you tried to take a look at the ICR program?
It should be placed in your start menu.
Well, I have tried this thing and still I can record my own voice only.
As this is working for Diamond, whose ICR function was unavaialble prior to HD's addon - I am just wondering if X1 could add the ICR function just like Diamond....
(Let's hope this is not a Hardware limitation...)

I'm a bit confused, so by using this software, can we record voice from both sides?
It'd be a breakthrough to wm phones if both sides can be recorded.
Thanks.

Have tried everything, nothing seems to work
I have tried everything to make my X1 Xperia record incoming calls. Can't install ICR software, etc -see just some instructions string on the screen and nothing else-. Can someone please attach the right file(s) and clearly explain how to install the software -either English or Spanish-. Tried Audio Vitonotes but incoming audio is almost inaudible-.
Just a comment, if recording phone calls in the US is illegal... come on, there are other hundreds countries where it is not.. that means BILLIONS people..
Regards
Patricio Alonso
YouZi said:
I have tried to install the program, but when I run it, an error occurred.
Maybe some one in this X1 forum can fix it?
Link:http://wmpoweruser.com/?p=2341
In Call Recording has always been a mythical beast on HTC devices, briefly glimpsed but never captured.
It seems now things are set to change. While the original beta ROM’s of the HTC Touch HD shipped with In Call Recording enabled, the software was stripped from shipping devices in the west, likely for legal reasons.
Fortunately the device did ship in China and Taiwan with the software included, and the cab file to enable it is now available for download on XDA-Developers. The cab is however in Chinese, but a .mui file is also available (to be copied into your \windows directory) to translate the interface to English.
To record a conversation one simply need to start recording from the in call phone menu. The phone call is recorded in low quality highly compressed .amr format, stored in \my documents\my recordings and can be easily transferred to the desktop for archiving.
In addition HTC provided a nice user interface to access your phone calls on the device itself, almost reminiscent of Apple’s visual voice mail.
Listen to an example recording here. (Can be opened in Quicktime)
Read more about the software here.
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I'm uisng VITO Audio Notes Touch and it can autorecord all calls. If it is not on speaker, the voice of the person you're talking to is recorded at a lower volume, but at a satisfying quality.
But it is not integrated in the dialer, you have to set it on autorecord.

One thing to notice is that many of Taiwanese on another forum reported that can simply use *any* of the software to record voices from both party.
It is found out that the jelly case (silicon case) is helping them to deliver the voice from the earpiece to the microphone and hence being able to record to both parties. Well it is not software/hardware issue of X1...then.
darthmelk are you using one or you are using any other special techniques?
Thanks

Xperia X1 X1i_GENERIC_UK_CDF1215-1832_R2AA010
Hi!
I've installed ICR and Touch HD dialer, looks like everything is OK, but voice of caller is still very quiet.
BTW during my experiments I have found one interesting thing. Even with handsfree attached to the phone, ICR still record caller's voice. In this case acoustic way of recording is impossible, so it means that ICR record caller's voice through the hardware inside the phone. But I don't understand why voice in this case is very quiet
And one more thought. AEGphone is able to record caller's voice from line on my Xperia. Quality is not good but it is another problem. It is fact that caller's voice is loud and it is recorded from line. Only some type of intermittence is present. There are links to 2 .dll files:
Driver Enumeration:
WAV1: \windows\wavedev.dll (654584)
WAV8: \windows\bta2dp.dll (51392)

Try this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=497066
Windows Mobile Revolution: call recording supported on almost ALL handsets!

bili said:
Try this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=497066
Windows Mobile Revolution: call recording supported on almost ALL handsets!
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does this really works on xperia in both directions without using speaker volume or earphones?

doesn`t work on my xperia

Looks like this software can record voice from both side. Let me try it when I get back my xperia.

nologin said:
Looks like this software can record voice from both side. Let me try it when I get back my xperia.
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Have you tried it? And can it record voice from both sides?
Thanks!

Voice Recorder for X1

Is there Voice Recorder Software for Xperia?
If yes, where can i download the best voice recorder software?

http://www.resco.net/pocketpc/audiorecorder/

Did YOU try that yourself? They do certainly NOT list the X1 as compatible, or any HTC phone respectively.
I already tried another program, forgot the name, something like call recorder... but of course, did NOT work with X1.

this one partly works...
..but you can almost only hear yourself in the recordings. So it's sadly only recording the mic on it's own side.

yeah plane voice recording should be the same on all pocketpc's as
mic input is handled the same way
but recording phone conversations is another matter
it's rare that apps supported devices mean anything
unless it's software which use special features like camera or gps or
the likes
in most cases pocketpc apps is like pc apps and works on all pocketpc's

Might be true in some cases, but don't you think that if a phone would be REALLY supported, the seller would state that???!!!! Its called marketing.
So if some software works on some phones that are not stated as supported, is coincidence or plain luck on the side of the user.
One can only get back to the seller with a complaint or support question when that phone is listed. Else, out of luck

I've got Resco on my X1 right now. have used it to record lots of notes etc.
As well as used it to listen to audio books (It has a book mark feature)
I haven't tried it to record a phone call yet, will try it tomorrow when i get time

Sounds good, kindly DO report. Greetings!

"but don't you think that if a phone would be REALLY supported, the seller would state that???!!!!"
lol
do you realise how many pocketpc have been released since ms started using arm platform 90% of software works on all of them
the seller would be hard pressed to list them all or even know all of their names
you can compare it with a computer game listing
dell p3 blabla compaq p4 blba bla hp laptop tx acer........

Yeah, makes sense.... why would Resco or MS give a rats behind if a SONYERICSSON Brand and X1 (one of the most expensive phones on the market) would be listed and those users entised to get that.

Phone call recording software
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=457808&page=4
install this cab and copy the mui files posted here to your windows directory.
it works pefect it record both side of coversation very clear
use vito touch to record ICR does not work

Rolex00 said:
Phone call recording software
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=457808&page=4
install this cab and copy the mui files posted here to your windows directory.
it works pefect it record both side of coversation very clear
use vito touch to record ICR does not work
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Thanks for the info!

Does this work for the X1 for recording calls well?

I installed the thing, but sorry to say it only recorded my voice !

FM Recording on Xperia X1

Hi all,
I have searched the forums, and tried a few apps and I haven't been able to find a solution to this - I was wondering if anyone else has or would want a way.
I like to listen to the radio to hear up to the minute local news, interesting local programming, some good new music and regular local humorous/comedy programs. And sometimes while listening to these I may get interrupted or may hear something I'd really like to share or refer to later - so in the past I'd just click the 'Record' switch on my MP3 player and then replay whatever I missed/saved later. Sometimes I also hear a good song and I'll record a few seconds to get enough of the lyrics to Google it later.
Knowing the X1 had an FM radio and WM6 I figured there must be an app out there to do this, the Samsung Omnia 2 apparently has this feature out of the box. I know some phones have the FM radio direct connected to the headphones/speakers, but I also know on the X1 has RDS and people have even found ways to use it as a TMC receiver on this forum. So I'm hoping there might be a way to record from FM - nothing fancy, not the full schedulers of the Chinese clone phones, but just some app that might at least let us hit a button and record a few minutes would be awesome.
Does anyone know how or if this can be done on the Xperia?
Thanks a lot,
Peter

http://www.google.dk/search?source=...cord+fm&btnG=Google-søgning&meta=lr=&aq=f&oq=
checked if any of them work?

Rudegar said:
http://www.google.dk/search?source=...cord+fm&btnG=Google-søgning&meta=lr=&aq=f&oq=
checked if any of them work?
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Yes, I've checked many different programs and most that say they do record are actually Internet Radio stations and not FM. Actually when I clicked your link the first many results were already purple from when I searched it last week before posting.
One interesting thing I just came across is that Apple announced last week that their new iPod Nano will have 'Live Pause' functionality on it's FM tuner. That would be dream functionality for me, especially if it also included an actual recorder function to share the content later (which I doubt). But I really, really don't like Apple - and my X1 has let me leave my pocket digi cam, PDA, mp3 player and old phones at home and do it all with one device. It would be awesome if it could also record, even if rudimentarily.
99% of results you get with this search is either people who posted asking and were ignored, Internet Radio apps, info on clone phones or mp3 players or Call/Video recording software.
Thanks for your reply,
Peter

i used to have an ATOM exec that FM record function
go to their sub forum and see if you can get someone to make you a cab of their application. it might work
after this is done the next step would be is just to create a calander reminder to remind you to record

THE GRIZZ said:
i used to have an ATOM exec that FM record function
go to their sub forum and see if you can get someone to make you a cab of their application. it might work
after this is done the next step would be is just to create a calendar reminder to remind you to record
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Thanks man, I'll do that . I'm ok with not having a scheduler attached, though it'd be nice. I'd really like to have the ability to hit a button and record though because sometimes there's some useful stuff on.
For example today they had a financial analyst on talking about GICs vs. Stocks vs. Bonds, etc..., and giving advice to someone on a situation almost identical to mine and he made some interesting points I wanted to remember to research further - luckily I was at home and had an old mp3 player that could record, but if I was out I'd just have to try to memorize it and probably end up just with confused recollections if I even remembered it at all. Missed a lot in the time it took to find the player though - just starting it from the Xperia - that would be awesome .
Thanks,
Peter

THE GRIZZ said:
i used to have an ATOM exec that FM record function
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By the way, The Grizz, would it be the same application you were asking about in this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=493868&highlight=fm+recording or would it be something specific to the Atom Exec?
Thanks,
Peter
P.S. I see you were on the quest too man - good to know I'm not alone - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=493761 - I did find the HTC/Diamond FM Radio App, which seems to work faster than the one with the X1 natively, but no recording, still looking around... Atom app seems to have scheduler, everything - would be awesome if we can just get this thing ported

I spent a couple of fruitless hours trying to find and fm_radio.cab or similar file for the Atom Exec - no luck, though a Chinese board seemed like it might have it, the page gives an error in Chinese when I tried to read it - either that the post doesn't exist anymore or you have to register or some such thing.
I found a couple of other FM apps that work, mostly for the HTC Touch HD and similar devices. I found about 3 others that don't work, giving various error messages about missing files or the Radio failing to power on.
I eventually searched for fmradio.exe and found this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=284477
A lucky hit - "From O2 Xda Atom Exec..." - fmradio.exe + some dlls. I tried this on my X1 though and unfortunately I just get the message: "FM Radio requires Stereo Headset to be connected to function." I do have my headphones plugged in though. No idea if there is some way to get the app to bypass this check to see if the rest of it will run. It may also have something to do with where the dlls are - I just put all the files in my main Windows directory - no idea if they should be somewhere else, or if I should leave my original files as well. My X1 Radio is broken possibly from my previous 7 other apps tried - so this app might work if tried with a fresh flash.
So close

No luck, I flashed on WinMo 6.5 and then back to WinMo 6.1 with Jack's ROM - but I can't seem to get the O2 Xda Atom Exec FM Radio app to run. It just says that there is no headphone in the port. Is there a way around that or could I be missing some files? Or maybe I put them in the wrong path?
This is only one way to attack the problem - any other suggestions or ideas would be good as well.
Thanks,
Peter

A friend of mine lent me his Omnia, which can record with a click. I got all the files, but unfortunately it just gives an error that it is missing files or a trust certificate. I found the fmradio.dl file was hidden in the \Windows directory.
I found some other fmradio.dll files online for various Omnia models, but still no luck with those. It may be that they are not the right file for this program, or they are incompatible with the hardware. It's too bad I can't at least run the program, and then find the FM doesn't work. That would feel more satisfying then it not working at all.
So, so far no luck. Unless the creators of Power Radio here on the XDA forum do infact add FM Recording to their application...or we find another way?

Has anyone been able to find a way to do this on the X1? Or maybe perhaps the circuitry or software is different and it is possible on the newer X2 hardware?
Thanks!

I'm thinking, if it were possible, there would be an app for it. It's probably a hardware limitation of the X1 just like call recording. The output of the radio may not even pass through the CPU/chipset and goes straight to an output.

Resco Audio recorder records calls in X1

program to record phone conversations

hello!
i need program to record phone conversations in HD2 ...
someone can help me? thanks

I dont know any program but you can record your conversation using your HD2 video camera... Just put your call on loudpeaker and fire up your video camera...Press record and you are done!

HD2 with WP7 or WM6.5?
WP7 i dont think there is any.
WM6.5 search for ACR (auto Call Recorded) the HD2 needs some reg hacks for it to work first.

THis kind of programms are illegal. its not allowed to record phone calse even not a normal chat without the awareness of every chater.

lokiderelb said:
THis kind of programms are illegal. its not allowed to record phone calse even not a normal chat without the awareness of every chater.
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yes big brother...just like the patriot act!!!

I agree. We need more regular hacks like ACR for Wm6.5. that app. saved me from a couple of close calls. I never use it for anything illegal, but if you are someone who forgets things fast(like me) , and can't really be writing down everything, then ACR was a good option to getting around my problem. I'm willing to pay money for someone to develope the app(if it hasn't come out already). Anyone else with me??