Handset recording

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icy_manipulator@mindless.com writes:
 > That is a little off-topic. I agree that this would be a neat feature
 > (although I doubt I'd use it), especially for companies that want to archive
 > their phone calls ("for quality purposes" of course ;-). As long as you
 > (or the computer) inform the caller of what's happening, there shouldn't
 > be any legal problems (in the US, I don't speak for other countries).

I wish I had it so that I could later transcribe the details on the
call.  It would be nice if I could just pay attention to what the
caller is saying.  I can do it now by telling vm to record the call,
but when I do, it goes off-hook with a "click", and it reduces the
volume on my end of the call.  I wish the ZyXEL could do it without
going off-hook.  It's DSP obviously has access to the phone line
without going off-hook, since it can get Caller-ID.

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