Record Skype Call with Call Graph

Skype users can record their sweet talk to their lovers or conversations with friends via MX Skype Recorder. This recording application has been introduced in our previous post. If users aren’t convinced with MX Skype Recorder, another free recording program of Skype audio conversation that they can give a try is Call Graph.

Call Graph is a free call recorder designed particularly for recording and organizing audio conversation for Skype users. It will record the conversation amongst Skype users and convert the audio file to MP3 or WAV format and get the file indexed. Users can tag the audio files with names, subject or any other keywords. Users can easily track back the conversation record if they need it in future. Call Graph is easy to use and operate. Users can restart, pause or stop the recording at any point of time during a conversation. Users also can view the timeline of the recording. Call Graph records Skype to Skype, SkypeIn, and SkypeOut calls.

Users can download the free recording tool via the link here. Users also can watch the demo video on how this small application functions: -

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