Can I save a voice mail onto my driod?

[-Myk-]

I have a voice mail from my son I've been re-saving for a couple of years now and was wondering is there anyway I can save to my droid. If I could save it is a wav file or some other format I could then move it to my comp to keep forever.

Anyone know of a way to get this done?

Thank you

 

[kratos]

Verizon's Visual Voice Mail allows you to long press on a message and then forward by email. I'm sure this would accomplish what you are wanting to do. The app is free, but you do have to pay something like $2 or $3 per month for the service.

There are a couple other Visual VM apps on the market, but I have not used them and don't know how well they work. If you don't want to pay the monthly fee, you may wish to check out one of those.

Kratos

 

[-Myk-]

Will that allow me to transfer the voice mail to comp in a format I can listen to at anytime?

 

[kratos]

Will that allow me to transfer the voice mail to comp in a format I can listen to at anytime?

I haven't tried it before, but I would assume so. Because it's being sent in an email, it would almost have to be in a format that can be listened to on a computer. In fact, you could even copy the file to your phone as well.

I just attempted to do this and it forwards it as an .ogg file. There is a link in the email for a free downloadable media player to listen to it. However, I'm sure you could convert the file to something like .mp3 to use on almost any device. In fact, I bet that this media converter would do just that: Format Factory - Free media file format converter .

Kratos

 

[-Myk-]

Thanks

 

[gonzoguy24]

Use Google Voice. It is free.

 

[ashykat]

Use Google Voice. It is free.

He's not asking about new voicemails being savable. He has an old voicemail he's hoping he can somehow download now after the fact. I don't use Verizon's Visual Voicemail, so I'm unsure, but on other android phones you can have it "sync" your voicemail. I would hope that you doing this would add that voicemail to your visual list so that you can save it. Before attempting to do so it may be a good idea for you to simply put your phone on speakerphone and use your computers mic to record it just in case.

 

[dougwilson2000]

Before attempting to do so it may be a good idea for you to simply put your phone on speakerphone and use your computers mic to record it just in case.[/QUOTE]

Exactly!