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Understood.<br />
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Found &quot;&quot;Voice Recorder&quot; in Note 2's Android, tested it &amp;&nbsp;a file was<br />
saved. &nbsp;Tapping &amp;&nbsp;hold onto the file, give Details but the Details<br />
shows Location as /storage/sdcard0/Sounds<br />
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Could not change this location, can just guide me where or to <br />
change the location?
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Understood.

Found ""Voice Recorder" in Note 2's Android, tested it & a file was
saved.  Tapping & hold onto the file, give Details but the Details
shows Location as /storage/sdcard0/Sounds

Could not change this location, can just guide me where or to
change the location?

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Thanks for the points sunhux.<br />
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<b>To change the storage of Voice Recorder on my Galaxy S+</b> &nbsp;.....<br />
Open Voice Recorder<br />
Press the bottom left button on the phone<br />
Select Settings<br />
Select Storage ... then choose
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Thanks for the points sunhux.

To change the storage of Voice Recorder on my Galaxy S+  .....
Open Voice Recorder
Press the bottom left button on the phone
Select Settings
Select Storage ... then choose

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can point me to links &amp;&nbsp;apps for Samsung Note 2's Android that could<br />
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a) record a conversation within a room/meeting<br />
b) auto-record incoming/outgoing calls' conversation<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; (ie recording auto activated when calls are connected)<br />
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Recordings are ideally saved to the microSD
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can point me to links & apps for Samsung Note 2's Android that could

a) record a conversation within a room/meeting
b) auto-record incoming/outgoing calls' conversation
    (ie recording auto activated when calls are connected)

Recordings are ideally saved to the microSD

Android app to record room's conversation &amp; incoming/outgoing calls' conversation

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Android app to record room's conversation &amp; incoming/outgoing calls' conversation

Android app to record room's conversation & incoming/outgoing calls' conversation