Call Recorder

Trial version can be downloaded from xda: http://goo.gl/u690rm

Call Recorder has been developed for recording calls from the phone line.
It supports the latest systems on most current devices. Call Recorder works out of the box on most devices. However, some devices don’t support call recording out of the box, because certain manufacturers just don’t care to implement it. Still, the app will able to record calls using root.

Here is the (incomplete) list of the features that Call Recorder supports:
• Call recording from the phone line
• Enable call confirm dialog - you decide if you record a call from a particular contact
• Enable after-call actions dialog - you can choose what exactly you need after the call, e.g., keep, remove, add note, star, etc.
• You have an option to set up exceptions, namely, what phone numbers/contacts/groups will be recorded, not recorded or starred
• You can add any notes to recordings
• You can upload recordings to cloud storage (Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Yandex.Disk, Box, WebDav)
• You can set up the rules to remove old recording files automatically - starred recordings will not be deleted
• Save the calls in different formats (FLAC, OPUS, WAV, etc.)
• Play recordings over handset speaker or main speaker
• Set up a password to enter to the app (supports fingerprint)
• Set up your own filename pattern
• Record to external storage (to any folder)
• View recordings right out of the contacts app

Recent changes:
version 2.4.0:
- option "Pause playback when screen is switched on by proximity sensor" in Settings → Audio player.
- 12/24 hour formats supported
- back button shows "All recordings" screen instead closing the app unless you're on this screen
- minor UI enhancement of selection mode
- update of Dropbox API
- the app now removes empty folders on automatic cleanup
- bug fix for automatic cleanup when recordings are stored on external storage