Special Audio Recorder Needed, Continuous Chunk Recording.

[Digihorizons]

Hi, I've been looking for a while and still can't find a voice recorder app (not phone call recorder) That will record in preselected time chunks, save the file, then start up the recorder again until the time limit is reached and then save it, rinse and repeat. It needs to be able to run on a LG Optimus Fuel phone, the Fuel's own internal recorder will save up to 12 hours to either internal storage or the SD card. Once the 12 hour limit is reached it autosaves the recording, and just stops. So basically if I can get one to just repeat the process until storage is full that would be great, or save 6 hour chunks, or 4 hour. True continuous recording I can't use cause trying to sift thro a 48+ plus audio recording is next to impossible with a lot of ram and would just be too tedious to manage, if anyone has any recommendations I'd really appreciate it, I desperately need this type of app. Thanks.

 

[methodman89]

Have you tried to make an IFFT recipe?

 

[Digihorizons]

Have you tried to make an IFFT recipe?

I don't know how to code sadly, I want to, but I'm caregiving for my my terminally ill grandmother so I barely have time to watch a youtube video, what's a IFFT recipe?

 

[methodman89]

Download IFTTT from the playstore. (if this then that). No programming required.

 

[Digihorizons]

Thanks, I'll check it out and see how it works. Sometimes the built in audio program glitches and the recording becomes corrupted like it forgot to save the header. So if you or anyone else know a voice recorder that can do this built in, keep me posted if you find something.

 

[Digihorizons]

I just tried it, it won't work with my recorder, and I need something that isn't webbased that requires a WIFI connection to work. Thanks for your help tho, hopefully someone else has some ideas

 

[Rukbat]

Tasker may be able to do it, but you'd have to learn to write tasks, and that can take a little bit of time.

 

[Digihorizons]

Tasker may be able to do it, but you'd have to learn to write tasks, and that can take a little bit of time.

I tried tasker but it couldn't even find the app, am I doing something wrong?