WHAT IS A VOICE LOGGER?
A voice logger is a computer based machine used by businesses, public safety or individuals to record audio from telephones, radios, scanners, and room microphones for review at a later date. The logger “bridges” the public telephone network wires or other sources, and listens to whatever is said or heard on those wires. Many kinds of recording ” back up tapes” are used: CDR’s, DVD-R’s, hard drives or even your server. Voice Loggers – NON VOXED and VOXED (run continuous or turn on and off) The non-voxed RPT’s 8900 Simple Computer Logger, is uniquely built for voice logging and has features to compliment a modern call center or dispatch operation. The SCL 8900 Logger uses a standard computer with specially designed input cards, special telephone interfaces and special software for voice recording. RPT does continuous logging for “always on recording” of the voice activity. RPT is the only logger on the market that can truly record “always on” signals such as room microphones, two-way ra
