Digital Media Europereports today on a new product that will let you record Skype and other PC-based VoIP conversations.The utility is called Hot Recorder.
Digital Media Europereports today on a new product that will let you record Skype and other PC-based VoIP conversations.
The utility is called Hot Recorder. It's available from British-based United Virtualities,an advertising technology solutions provider.
Hot Recorder comes in two versions: a free, ad-supported edition, anda $14.95paid version without any ad clutter.
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