Native voice call recorder for SailfishOS. The latest version is 0.7.4.
This application requires SailfishOS >= 2.0.4.
This application is designed for unattended usage. Once properly installed, it records every GSM call you make or receive. The UI application doesn't need to be run to make this happen.
Please refer to the wiki for usage instructions and troubleshooting.
There are support & discussion threads at TMO, jollausers, TJC.
Licensed under GNU GPL v3.
Source code repository located at https://github.com/dpurgin/harbour-callrecorder.
Attachment | Size | Date |
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harbour-callrecorder-0.7.4-3.aarch64.rpm | 276.57 KB | 13/05/2021 - 10:52 |
harbour-callrecorder-0.7.4-2.armv7hl.rpm | 270.14 KB | 05/05/2021 - 22:44 |
harbour-callrecorder-0.7.4-1.armv7hl.rpm | 266.54 KB | 01/05/2021 - 15:24 |
harbour-callrecorder-0.7.3-1.armv7hl.rpm | 264.16 KB | 28/02/2021 - 23:18 |
harbour-callrecorder-0.7.2-0.armv7hl.rpm | 634.51 KB | 29/10/2017 - 16:14 |
harbour-callrecorder-0.7.1-5.armv7hl.rpm | 631.02 KB | 23/05/2017 - 17:21 |
harbour-callrecorder-0.6.2-1.armv7hl.rpm | 409.28 KB | 28/01/2016 - 19:56 |
Version 0.7.4
Slovak translation updated (thanks to Ladislav Hodas)
Version 0.7.4-3 is an AARCH64 version of 0.7.4-2.
Version 0.7.3
Built-in libraries libcontacts and nemo-qml-plugin-contacts are removed from the RPM package for Sailfish 4 compatibility.
Version 0.7.2
Search field added to the contact picker dialog
Version 0.7.1-5
gst-plugins-good removed from dependencies
Version 0.7.1
What's new:
Version 0.6.2
Version 0.6.1
New features:
Bugs fixed:
Other notable changes:
Version 0.6.0
New features:
Bugs fixed:
Other notable changes:
Version 0.5.1
Translations updated (in alphabetical order):
Version 0.5.0
Version 0.4.2
A version for SailfishOS 1.1.2
Version 0.4.1
Fixed issue #10: Removing recording in UI doesn't remove file in a relocated location.
Version 0.4
Default sampling rate was reduced to 32 kHz. Using sampling rates other than 44.1 and 32 kHz is possible but may yield side effects when playing back using the call recorder UI (see Known Issues)
Version 0.3-6
Version 0.3-5
Comments
foton
Wed, 2024/10/23 - 13:36
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I just updated sfos from 3.2 to 4.6 on my xperia xa2 and i can't install call recorder app (either the aarch64 or armv7hl version). I got "installation error" message. Is there any document about how to install the app or any advice. Thanks in advance.
JellyRoll
Sun, 2023/08/06 - 18:36
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I have to run systemd --user restart harbour-callrecorderd after 3-5 recorded phonecalls otherwise the app does not record every call. Added this command to Situations using the latest aarch64 version on SFOS 4.5.0.19 Struven ketju.
Onthegorepairs
Fri, 2022/04/22 - 05:16
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i used a text editing app tinyedit to edit the file harbour-callrecorder.desktop (located in /usr/share/applications) and added to the end of the file:
[X-Sailjail]
Sandboxing=Disabled
then saved it to my Documents folder. Then i downloaded ToeTerm and used the command devel-su to run as root, then I used the command: cp harbour-callrecorder.desktop /usr/share/applications
It replaced the file, and now it works great! Hopefully this helps someone else out here.
gembiak
Fri, 2022/04/22 - 20:26
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Thank you, it helped me a solution
darbess
Thu, 2022/04/14 - 23:00
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Yes, this app is a must and it should be updated for SFOS 4.4.
Onthegorepairs
Thu, 2022/04/07 - 18:34
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After the Vanha Rauma sailfish update, this app no longer opens for me. Which is a shame, because I liked this app very much. Please release update to fix this issue! Thanks!
ade
Thu, 2022/04/14 - 23:29
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Call Recorder still work fine as long as you disable Sailjail in /usr/share/applications/harbour-callrecorder.desktop yourself.
gembiak
Mon, 2022/04/18 - 16:59
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I have the same problem, so please have a more detailed instruction on how to do it.
mz_i_norge
Mon, 2022/02/07 - 09:49
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Some times it's better to set up a link instead of moving a file.
devel-su ln -s /usr/lib64/systemd/user/harbour-callrecorderd.service /usr/lib/systemd/user/harbour-callrecorderd.service
Works perfectly on my Xperia 10 II.
lkdhf
Thu, 2021/05/27 - 22:25
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Hi, I am unable to enable automatic startup on aarch64: "Unit file harbour-callrecorderd.service does not exist."
carmenfdezb
Thu, 2021/06/03 - 15:31
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This happens because harbour-callrecorderd.service is in wrong directory. It must be in /usr/lib/systemd/user/ instead of /usr/lib64/systemd/user/
So if you move this file to /usr/lib/systemd/user/, you will be able to start harbour-callrecorderd.service
olf
Sat, 2021/06/05 - 16:25
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@dpurgin, besides the "wrong directory"-flaw @carmenfdezb mentions ("/usr/lib64/systemd/user/ is completly wrong"), third party apps might install their units to the /etc/systemd/ hierarchy, i.e. in case of CallRecorder (utilising user-units), /etc/systemd/user/
Units there implicitly override the ones in /usr/lib/systemd (where all OS vendor supplied units reside), hence one might use the /etc/systemd hierarchy simply to keep third-party units separated from OS vendor supplied ones.
ade
Fri, 2021/06/04 - 10:23
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If you look at the general rules:
/usr/lib/systemd/user/ where units provided by installed packages belong.
~/.local/share/systemd/user/ where units of packages that have been installed in the home directory belong.
/etc/systemd/user/ where system-wide user units are placed by the system administrator.
~/.config/systemd/user/ where the user puts their own units.
I do not think there is really anything wrong with /usr/lib/systemd/user. Actually all user app services I know of use /usr/lib/systemd/user or ~/.config/systemd/user/, so just leave it as is, I would say. /etc/systemd/user is not used by any user service on my phone.
olf
Sun, 2021/06/06 - 16:39
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@ade, sorry, my original comment was too quickly written, hence imprecise in wording and content. I reworked it to state what I originally intended to say.
Still I believe it is advisable to consider separating third party / community units from OS vendor / Linux distributor supplied ones. That is not my original suggestion (i.e., I read it somwhere, presumably as some Fedora packaging guideline), but I fail to find a reference quickly.
But sure, "there is [not] really anything wrong with [using] /usr/lib/systemd/user", technically.
Although the fact that only a few packagers of third party RPMs (i.e., all RPMs here at OpenRepos) use the /etc/systemd/ hierarchy for their units on SailfishOS (but not only me), and that you have none of these RPMs installed on your phone, IMO proves nothing.
TMavica
Fri, 2021/05/07 - 07:59
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Can u build aarch64 package for xperia 10 ii?
dpurgin
Thu, 2021/05/13 - 11:20
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Hey,
I've uploaded an AARCH64 package, could you please try it out?
konstan
Thu, 2021/04/01 - 20:53
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Hi, could you, please, release a version with a modified Slovak translation? The translation was incomplete and inaccurate.
Thank you very much
dpurgin
Sat, 2021/05/01 - 15:35
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Hi konstan,
the version 0.7.4 now contains the most recent Slovak translation
Cheers
vansid
Thu, 2021/03/04 - 03:43
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I think the contact problem is related to Firejail; there might be a way to give this app the correct permissions, but I'm not that familiar with Firejail yet.
explit
Tue, 2021/03/02 - 23:54
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Contact picker for the blacklist not working on XA2Plus / SF 4.0.1.48
arustg
Sun, 2021/02/28 - 23:44
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Works very well on 4.0.1.48. Many thanks!
vansid
Sat, 2021/02/13 - 17:54
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Confirmed, doesn't work on XA2 with 4.0.1.48.
dpurgin
Sun, 2021/02/28 - 23:29
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Hi,
I've repackaged the app, so the version 0.7.3 should work again in Sailfish 4. I don't have a device now but it works in the emulator.
Cheers
Beethoven
Mon, 2021/02/08 - 11:58
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No longer launches with Sailfish 4.0.1.45, uninstall / reinstall doesn't help...
dpurgin
Sun, 2021/02/28 - 23:29
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Hi,
I've repackaged the app, so the version 0.7.3 should work again in Sailfish 4. I don't have a device now but it works in the emulator.
Cheers
Beethoven
Fri, 2021/01/22 - 10:27
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This works amazingly well for me. It records to /sdcard and that's syncthinged to my computer. All my contacts are blacklisted, except for emergency numbers and answering machine. Spam calls get put into anchor and are on spotify 10 minutes later. Magic! Only issue is, it seems to be recording the other end of the call through the mic? If i wear headphones it records nothing from the other side. Great app, tried to get something like this on ios and it was completely impossible.
ilievdh
Fri, 2020/01/17 - 20:56
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Recorder does not work correct on Pro1. It records only my voice. The voice from the call is not recorded.
Historyscholar
Mon, 2018/12/24 - 11:51
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DO you update your APP?(●—●)Thanks!
Marold
Wed, 2018/12/12 - 14:27
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Hello I got problem on sfos3 that only about 3seconds are actually recorded even if call duration is about 6minutes. Doesn't matter if its incoming or outgoing call. For reference : Im using Xperia X . Please investigate this. Thank You for Your hard work. Best regards
Termitebug
Fri, 2018/12/07 - 08:19
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Doesn't record audible incoming calls for unknown reason. Outgoing calls does get recorded fine.
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