Currently in the Twin Falls area and I'm looking for a good Bluetooth capable recording software as I drive it front and loader all day at my job recycling cardboard and twine so I'm terrible at taking notes and if I'm on a call with somebody to talk about real estate I can't always stop and write that information down but I would like to invest in a pro recording software that has clear audio even if it's $10 a month I don't care I would like to find a recommendation for what other people are using preferably on the Android network as I've tried a2p recording, I've tried black box, I've even used the free stuff for record this And it seems there is an issue with the actual recordings not being processed for playback to hear them.

When I used Cozy once the lease ended it was up and I had to redo everything, and they didn't have a mobile platform yet and my tenants wanted that.I would spend some time watching their youtube videos to get a better grasp of it and put those videos on 1.5 playback speed to save some time.

Then go back and work through all of them (a podcast player that will play back at 2x helps).

Not only is it a top-notch podcast player, it also plays MP3 audio tracks at a faster playback speed!

I use wifi at work to download a week's worth of podcasts at a time.I highly recommend bumping up the playback speed as you grow accustomed to it.

I did as well and am now looking at the playback. 

Hi Everyone, As of yesterday, I can no longer watch videos, click the webinar links or listen to the podcasts through the BP website (or the youtube reply links.) I can listen to the podcast through iTunes but links i...

When I get back to my office I then type up mailing list notes based on playback from my video. 

You want EVIDENCE quality images that you print from a screenshot when reviewing files on playback.

@Andresa Guidelli - a WiFi enabled camera is the best because you can always check on who's coming and going, and playback right on your phone App.