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A simple device everyone has hidden under the skin on the top of the left hand. A button records and plays back for as long as it is depressed. This would solve the problem during arguments of "I never said that"..."Oh, yes you did" ::click:: (sound plays) "I never loved you!!!" ---Enough said?
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No thanks, I'll just use a tape recorder (or common mp3 player) rather than having something surgically implanted. |
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If you were going to do something like that, I'd say have it always recording, but, have it only store the audio for some amount of time before. Such as, 1 hour. So, the most recent hour of audio is always accesible. That way, you'd never forget to push the button. Many digital cameras do this to attach the sound recorded from a time slightly before the shutter button was pressed. |
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why not just record everything and have it stream to a hard disk drive? by the time the disk is full, newer hard drives will be 10 times the capactiy of the current ones anyway.
I thought this was going to be recording 'everything' it's a shame you limited this to audio. |
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Edie's do-loop is why we don't record things with
phonograph anymore. |
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