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Try:<br />
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&gt;root&gt;sdcard&gt;ACRCalls<br />
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(They are treated as &quot;Music Files&quot; by the OS so if you use the built-in File Manager look under Music&gt;ACRCalls)
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Thank you for your suggestions. <br />
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1. Unfortunately, I can't find them anywhere on the local storage (internal SD card &lt;&nbsp;this should be simply, &quot;Local Storage&quot;). I will do another search on the add-on SD card (should be simply, &quot;SD Card&quot;) later today. I am unable to search the add-on SD card from /root/ due to some issue. Must find a way to do that.<br />
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2. Using built-in file manager, when you select &quot;search&quot; (magnify glass icon) from the home area; then, select Filters &gt;&nbsp;Time &gt;&nbsp;Yesterday - the *.amr files should be listed. Nothing shows up.<br />
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3. There is another ACR recorder [MobileIdea Studio] I used on my older phone. It will not install with my current version of Android. Can you suggest a work-around for this? Or, will the app simply not work correctly, especially if the developer won't update. Too bad, it was the best ACR. The media files were easily found in folder: IdeaCallExport, and the app allowed you to modify filename during the save operation.<br />
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4. SMSRobot, Ltd., CallU is another Automatic Call Recorder (ACR). The files are easy to locate, however, the user interface is awkward (mostly due to Google restrictions when applying Contact's Name to the filename). [Note: when I attempt to upgrade, this app is also called &quot;Call Recorder S9&quot;]
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Phone: Samsung Galaxy A52 5G<br>OS: Android 11<br>App: Appliqato Automatic Call Recorder, v6.18.3<br>Installed: August 2021 from Google Play Store<br><br><strong>QUESTION</strong><br>Can you help me locate where the recording files are stored on my phone? Or, are they stored in private database that is hidden from the end user?<br><br>I have emailed the developer multiple times (<a href="https://www.appliqato.com/" rel="ugc">https://www.appliqato.com/</a>), but received zero reply.<br><br>BTW, the app is setup correctly and it is working. Phone calls are being recorded and the app is working properly. When I view the recorded calls from within the app itself, the calls show which contact they belong to. The problem is that when I save to the cloud, the file name does not include any caller ID information.
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Phone: Samsung Galaxy A52 5G
OS: Android 11
App: Appliqato Automatic Call Recorder, v6.18.3
Installed: August 2021 from Google Play Store
QUESTION
Can you help me locate where the recording files are stored on my phone? Or, are they stored in private database that is hidden from the end user?
I have emailed the developer multiple times (
https://www.appliqato.com/
), but received zero reply.
BTW, the app is setup correctly and it is working. Phone calls are being recorded and the app is working properly. When I view the recorded calls from within the app itself, the calls show which contact they belong to. The problem is that when I save to the cloud, the file name does not include any caller ID information.

Appliqato Automatic Call Recorder App - Android v11.xx

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