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MemTalk

Take photos while continuously recording sound

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MemTalk

Take photos while continuously recording sound

MemTalk is a mobile storytelling application that let's you take photos while continuously recording sound giving you an ability to instantly organize audio and images in one place which you can store or share with your audience.

Garik Petrosyan Founder & CEO
Ishkhan Adamyan Co-founder & Design
Ani Berberyan Co-founder & Product
Ian
This sounds like an app with great potential, but I hope it will connect via iOS to other photo apps so as to send and perhaps receives photos from them - and of course from the camera roll. I think it could prove useful at conferences and seminars. Another idea would be a feature to turn the photo and audio into a video slideshow to upload to video networks.
 
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Ani Berberyan
@ianmayman Thanks for feedback. Actually, the app instantly compiles audio with photos when record button is pressed. When you are done with recording, you simply press stop button and your audio slideshow is ready in just seconds in video format that is saved in dedicated library which you can then upload to Dropbox or share via FB, Youtube, Messenger and Viber.
Now photos from Mems can be saved in Camera Roll, and connecting the app to other photo apps seems interesting option. Thanks for suggestion!
Let me know if you need anything else. Will be glad to help
 
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Ian
@aniberberyan28 I am thinking connect to other photos apps for photo editing features and filters that they have, then the finished video can have better or unique photos. If others in the room are also using the app to record an event, unique photos would make it a little different. I hope photos could be added at the start and end too, perhaps for the purpose of titles and credits.
 
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Marc Köhlbrugge
@ianmayman Hey Ian, just pinging you to make sure you see @aniberberyan28's reply below.

Ani: It's not super obvious right now, but it's best to use the 'REPLY' link that's at the bottom of each comment. That way your comment is considered a reply and position within the read and the person you're replying to gets an email notification. (We'll make this more obvious in an upcoming design change.)
 
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Marc Köhlbrugge
@ianmayman @aniberberyan28 Whoops, never mind. I wasn't paying attention.
 
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Maker
Ani Berberyan
@marckohlbrugge Thanks for your notice. I saw "Reply" link only after I wrote the comment. Yes. it would be good if you could change the design of the link a bit so it catches the eye.
 
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Maker
Ani Berberyan
@ianmayman Now I see your point and that makes sense to me. It is perhaps better to integrate with photo editing apps rather than have built-in editor. That will help us to concentrate on the core features of the app. Do you think that the best use case for MemTalk are events and conferences? What about mobile journalists? Wouldn't it help them to use two forms of media in synergistic way and reach their targeted audience fast?
 
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Ian
@aniberberyan28 Yes, best for events and conferences. Video may be better for mobiles journalists, it depends on what they are reporting on; video takes more time to edit but I can imagine MemTalk having a place in a mobile journalists 'digital toolbox', I think it will be useful for text media (online and print) journalists as a research app, used when interviewing someone.
 
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Maker
Ani Berberyan
@ianmayman Very good insights. We will consider your feedback for both groups to meet the product/market fit. Hope you've already subscribed from our website (www.memtalkapp.com). Will be very glad to hear more suggestions from you after you've tried the app.
 
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Prod 'uh' kt
Hi any android version at some point
 
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