Ultimate Portable Ultimate Voice Recorder v2.33.S60 Symbian OS

Never scramble for pen and paper again! - record voice memo or phone call anytime by simply pressing hotkeys of your own. Phone calls can be recorded automatically! UPDATED

This application satisfies all your recording needs. It will let you record a voice memo or phone call anytime by simply pressing hotkeys of your own choices. Phone calls can also be recorded automatically based on your choices. You can browse, label, delete and transfer all the recorded memo and phone calls with ease. You can record arbitrarily long memo or conversations. The application will automatically stop recording once the storage space is low on your phone and never will fill up your phone! Hotkeys work anytime, always!

Major Features:

Customizable hotkeys to record, play, pause and stop
Or simply press abc/pen key three times to start/stop recording.
Support recording in both AMR and WAV format
Optional automatic recording of phone calls
Adjustable maximum recording length
Operate in background mode or/and user interactive mode
Configurable storage location
Automatic startup upon phone power on
Always ready to accept hotkeys
Easy to manage/browse the details of all recorded clips such as caller id, duration, timestamp.
Automatic stop recording at low storage space
Support automatic restarting of interrupted recordings.
Send the recorded clips to other phones or PC via Bluetooth, Infrared, MMS or email (email service is required for this feature)
Support sending multiple clips together.
Support automatic deletion of the clips after they are sent.
Support a default email address to use for sending.
Easy to retrieve the recorded voice clips using Nokia PC suite.

Stay tuned to the free upgrade of the software to support recording/playing directly from a PC via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, internet. Updated versions of the software with bug fixes would be posted regularly and free of charges if any problem should be identified with the software.

Quick Guide:

Upon successful installation, a "tape" icon appears on the bottom middle of your phone screen.
Press hotkeys anytime to record, stop, pause and play. You don't need to open Ultimate Voice Recorder in order to use hotkeys.
Default hotkeys to record, stop, play ans pause are "#0", "#7", "#1" and "#8".
Or press abc/pen three times to start/stop recording.
Use left/right key to mark multiple clips for sending.
Open Ultimate Voice Recorder and press "Options->Settings" to change hotkeys and other options such as recording limit, recording format, automatic recording of phone calls, automatic deletion of clips.
After your phone powers up, wait until the tape icon appears on the bottom of the phone before using hotkeys! If no tape icon appears after a few minutes, launch Ultimate Voice Recorder and exit, then the tape icon will appear and hotkeys will be ready.
Set recording limit to 0 if you need unlimited length recording. The actual recording length depends on the free disk space.
You can also launch Ultimate Voice Recorder directly to perform recording and playbacks.
Open Ultimate Voice Recorder to browse and edit all the recorded memo and phone call clips.
Press "Options->Settings" to adjust hidden mode to specify when to show the tape icon - always, never or only while idle.
Press "Options->Settings" to adjust how to handle interrupted recordings - you can specify the software to automatically restart the recording, or to prompt a message asking your permissions.
To use Nokia PC suite software to copy recorded clips to your PC, open the "c:\nokia\UltimateVR" and "e:\UltimateVR" directories on your phone in the file explorer of the PC suite. All the recorded clips are in those two directories.
Don't use Nokia PC suite software to delete recorded clips on your phone, use Ultimate Voice Recorder to do so instead.
Press "Options->help" for detailed user guide.

New In Version 2.33

Fixed the noisy recording issue when recording to memory card of N70.

Note: Due to the firmware limitation of some models of Nokia phones, a beep warning tone may be heard every 5 seconds during the recording of a phone conversation.