asterisk users - Apr 2004 - Start recording during call by pressing button sequence

Does anyone configure that or is that possible ?
Thanks in advance
-- 
Best regards
Vlad

Hi!
> Does anyone configure that or is that possible ?
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Monitor+setup+sample

Cheers, Philipp

Hi Vlad

I would imagine that it is relatviely easy to code up using eagi. Within the
eagi you have control over the audio streams so you can interpret any DTMF.
You could start a recording sequence by pressing, for example *00#. When the
eagi script recevieves this it can start recording the calls. You could
probably even wait for the remote party to consent to recording of the call
by pressing the same dtmf sequence and only then start recording. 

I am sure this possible and will take a look at it next week (that is of
course if you don't look at it the meantime ;-) )

Hope this helps a bit
Jason 
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> Does anyone configure that or is that possible ?
> Thanks in advance
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> Best regards
> Vlad
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Ian, I'd love to see an example of this.

Cheers,
Dean


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--On Thursday, April 29, 2004 3:21 pm +0300 Vladyslav <vladk@azhelp.net>

wrote:
> On Thu, 2004-04-29 at 15:06, Andrew Kohlsmith wrote:
>> > Thank U for your reply, however I was asking about recording
during
>> > call (for example I don't need record all calls, but only some
of
them
>> > and I want start recording during actual call process).
You can activate call recording with a php script from a web page too.
You 
can turn recording on and off without the called party knowing and at
any 
time in the call.

  Iain
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Does anyone know how these laws apply in interstate calls?  For example,
I am in a One-party consent state.  This means I can legally record any
telephone I am a part of, without notifying any other party.  Say
someone from Florida or another all-party state calls me, or I call
someone in Florida.  Which set of laws apply?  Or is there a set of
Federal laws that override what the state laws say?

Next question is regarding how caller-ID plays a part of it.  Say I have
a system set up to record all calls.  I have no idea where the call
could be coming from.  Would I be required to have caller-ID, or
automatically stop recording of calls (or play warning messages) that
came from area codes within the all-party states?

I don't currently have a need to record any calls, but I just wanted to
play devil's advocate and see if anyone knew the answers.

Thanks and have a good one,

Jeremy

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Sent: Saturday, May 01, 2004 4:21 PM
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On Fri, 30 Apr 2004, Dean Collins waxed:
> Ian, I'd love to see an example of this.
> 
> Cheers,
> Dean
> 
> 
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> Stevenson
> Sent: Friday, 30 April 2004 1:47 AM
> To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com
> Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Start recording during call by pressing
> button sequence
> 
> 
> 
> --On Thursday, April 29, 2004 3:21 pm +0300 Vladyslav
<vladk@azhelp.net>
> 
> wrote:
> 
> > On Thu, 2004-04-29 at 15:06, Andrew Kohlsmith wrote:
> >> > Thank U for your reply, however I was asking about recording
during
> >> > call (for example I don't need record all calls, but only
some of
> them
> >> > and I want start recording during actual call process).
> 
> You can activate call recording with a php script from a web page too.
> You 
> can turn recording on and off without the called party knowing and at
> any 
> time in the call.
> 
>   Iain
Those in the US might want to check on what sort of laws
affect recording of telephone conversations:

    http://archive.aclu.org/issues/cyber/phonelaw.html

I recall it being mentioned on this list that people wished
to spy on their kids with *, and that's specifically
forbidden in most states, as it would be zero-party consent.

You can log their IM all you want, tho.  Then wonder why
they hate you.

--Chris


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Jeremy,

In the realm of US law, there are no definates.  Before going any farther, 
I AM NOT LICENSED to practice law or provide legal advice in any way, form, 
or manner.  That being said, talk to someone who is licensed to do so.  And 
in this case, make sure that person is or has access to a 
telecommunications expert in the federal area as well.

If you determine that you are safe under criminal law, you will also want 
to ask about any issues you may hit in civil law (this will probably mostly 
pertain to use of the recordings and results of those uses instead of the 
act of recording itself)

-Chris

On 07:01 AM 5/3/2004, Jeremy Hall wrote:
 >Does anyone know how these laws apply in interstate calls?  For example,
 >I am in a One-party consent state.  This means I can legally record any
 >telephone I am a part of, without notifying any other party.  Say
 >someone from Florida or another all-party state calls me, or I call
 >someone in Florida.  Which set of laws apply?  Or is there a set of
 >Federal laws that override what the state laws say?
 >