12-09-2003, 12:57 PM
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Join Date: 11-02-2003
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Location: Middle of Nowhere, Canada
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Originally posted by gellmanb
Folks, I'll defer to the better informed, but I'm pretty sure the voice memo function uses a dedicated chip. It provides the vocorder hardware and also the storage. The voice memo is not stored in Ram and is not backed up by Backup Buddy or the native backup function. Kyocera doesn't provide access to the vocorder chip in the SDK, and it's not even clear to me it could do so. The limits are the limits, and I strongly doubt you'll see a program to do more.
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Hmmm. I never considered the possibility the mic wasn't controlled by the OS. I guess to find out for sure, one would have to disassemble the 'Memos' app and see how it handles recording the voice memos.
As for Kyocera's SDK (which is sorely lacking to begin with), it does offer a call PDQModMute, which can be used to mute and unmute the mic. This would lead you to believe there might be a way to access the mic for other uses, even though Kyocera will never admit this to anyone. Once you have that other access, it should be a simple  matter of getting samples from the mic, and writing them out in a standard format. |
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