>
> Damon Estep wrote:
>
> > # for a in *.wav; do sox $a `echo $a|sed -e s/wav//`ul ; done
>
> I'll even give you another helpful hint (assuming you are using bash):
>
> # for a in *.wav; do sox $a ${a%.wav}.ul; done
>
> 'man bash' is interesting reading :-)
Yeah, it shows, I am no linux expert...
Is it safe to assume that having all of the prompts in a format that
does not need to be transcoded will result in less cpu time with the
same call load?
Would it also make sense to do the same for MOH and move away from mp3?
MOH with native files seems to be a little more limited than mp3. Can
you have different classes of MOH files with native formats?
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