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Does anyone know about iTalk?<br />
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i recorded some choral performances by my choir with iTalk on my iPhone 5E, and would now like to move the files from my iPhone to a PC for editing and distribution. &nbsp;But I can't find the files on my phone, and googling iTalk doesn't bring up any useful information.<br />
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Anyone know what to do?
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Does anyone know about iTalk?

i recorded some choral performances by my choir with iTalk on my iPhone 5E, and would now like to move the files from my iPhone to a PC for editing and distribution.  But I can't find the files on my phone, and googling iTalk doesn't bring up any useful information.

Anyone know what to do?

Question about iTalk, a smartphone app

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