Something about the screen recorder called RecMaster?

If you've got an iPhone, you probably already know that it can provide you with a history of your calls. You can also edit your call history if and when you need to by deleting individual call records. Whatever the reason (hey, we don't judge), we can walk you through how to delete certain phone records out of your call history.

1. Launch the Phone app from the Home screen of your iPhone.
2. Tap on the Recents tab along the bottom of the screen.
3. Now tap on the Edit option in the upper right hand corner.
4. You'll now see that each phone record now has a delete option to the left of the caller's name or number. Tap on it.
5. To confirm the delete, tap on the Delete button off to the right.
6. Repeat this process for the calls you'd like to remove and once you're done, tap on the Done option in the upper right hand corner of the screen.

That's it, those calls will now not appear in your recent calls any longer.
How to delete individual call records from Recent Calls on your iPhone

If you put in a empty tape and record something to it does the same problem happen?

Would seem a like a problem in the reader.

take the lense cap off

is there any software for call recording............if so plz help its urgent

tape path is out of alignement

There are two methods for copying - one is called "one-touch dubbing" and the other is called the "GUI Method".
For one touch dubbing obviously you have the tape and disc both inserted and have the tape at the position you would like to start copying. Press and hold the Copying button in the direction of the media you're copying to (in this case, the arrow pointing to the DVD) for 3 seconds and it will either start copying or will prompt you on-screen of the television...

If you are using a disc that can be finalized (anything other than DVD+RW or DVD-RAM), you will get a message on the TV that says press Record to record and finalize or press Play to record without finalizing.

The GUI method is to press Functions - Copy, then select the copy direction and start copying.

Before finalizing a disc, when you go to play back the video it always starts with the last recording, not the first. This is probably why you think there is no movie there other than the 10 seconds of Arby's commercial (mmm, Arby's). However, this is the purpose of the Direct Navigator function. If you access it, you should see thumbnails of all of your recordings. Once you finalize the disc and playback, it should start from the beginning.

It's the disc not the camera......I purchased a 3 pack of Sony DVD-R discs. I put the first disc in and it recorded once. The next time I tried to record I got the message "movie recording disabled". After calling Sony, searching online, resetting the camera and reading through the manual I replaced the disc with another from the 3 pack and it is recording just fine. I read that recording straight to DVD has many problems, and I believe this is one of them. SONY SUCKS!!!!!

I HAVE RECORDED AN INCOMING CALL SO HOW DO I LISTEN TO THAT RECORDING?

Apparently this same problem exists on many different models. I have a JVC grd72u. I called JVC @ 800-252-5722. I selected the "Corrective Action Program" prompt from the automated attendent. I spoke to a customer service rep. They are aware of the problem and are fixing it for free, but only until 12/31/07. I suggest you call ASAP and get your name in the computer. If the problem is something besides the CCD sensor, they will call you with the estimate to repair.

hate to suggest the obvious, but did you take of the lense cap?