John,
> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, John Novack
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>
>> Perhaps the instructions have improved, but I discovered that
>> some instructions were incomplete. Perhaps not to a Linux expert,
>> but to the "normal" reader, information such as in what directory
>> should a specific operation be performed.
>> I finally was able to move some stuff around and bumble into it,
>> but still get the complaint when Asterisk loads about the
>> flexibel (sp?)rate not fully tested.
>> The Wiki mentions this, but again a solution is not provided for
>> the novice.
>>
> I'm pretty good with Linux and follow the instructions OK but,
> like you,I still get the warning and I know 100% that my mp3s are
> CBR !!!
> The Wiki says " to use your favorite MP3 editor" well, all I want
>is some MOH. I don't HAVE a favorite ( or any other ) MP3 editor.
>There seems to be no problem with it working, but I find it curious.
>At this point I am not even sure the music sources weren't installed
>with Asterisk, which makes the solution even more curious.
I currently use AudioGrabber (http://www.audiograbber.com-us.net/) with
LAME and set to CBR. It's worked for me for many years...
>It is ALL very curious.
It certainly is - I too noticed that it also complained about the sample
files, supplied with Asterisk. madplay doesn't seem to complain but I
think it uses a bit more CPU.
ATB,
Neil.
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Neil A. Hillard E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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