Recording conference calls onto PC...anyone know how?

[Alceryes]

I have a client that spends about 5 hours a day on conference calls to
different organizations. He would like to be able to make his calls on a PC
and then record 'both sides' of the conversation. He has a program called
'phone tools' to make the calls but he needs another program that can record
both what he says AND what he hears. Anyone have any suggestions?

*Note: I did inform my client of his legal obligation to let all parties
involved know that they are being recorded and he says that that's no
problem. He just has a problem remembering everything that was discussed
during the call.

Thanks for any suggestions.
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"I don't cheat to survive. I cheat to LIVE!!"
- Alceryes

(check out my modded/OC'd system at http://mywebpages.comcast.net/alceryes)

[JohnR]

Alceryes wrote:
|| I have a client that spends about 5 hours a day on conference calls
|| to different organizations. He would like to be able to make his
|| calls on a PC and then record 'both sides' of the conversation. He
|| has a program called 'phone tools' to make the calls but he needs
|| another program that can record both what he says AND what he hears.
|| Anyone have any suggestions?
||
|| *Note: I did inform my client of his legal obligation to let all
|| parties involved know that they are being recorded and he says that
|| that's no problem. He just has a problem remembering everything that
|| was discussed during the call.
||
|| Thanks for any suggestions.
|| --
||
||
|| "I don't cheat to survive. I cheat to LIVE!!"
|| - Alceryes
||
|| (check out my modded/OC'd system at
|| http://mywebpages.comcast.net/alceryes)

Total Recorder is configured as a sound device and can record almost any
sound that passes through your sound-card.
Dictation Buddy is also good.

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