On Monday 21 May 2007 3:38 pm, Doug Lytle wrote:
Doing a 'man sox' does wonders:
The question, however, is is Asterisk playing them louder than normal, or are
they recorded too loudly to begin with?
Adjusting volume gains on these files is the LAST thing you should do.
Determine what the
Hi folks!
I'm having a problem where my music on hold is just blaring to my
callers. I've tried several different formats (converting using mpg123
and sox) and adjusted my musiconhold.conf to use quietmp3, to no avail.
Every file plays way too loud.
I did notice that sox has a -v flag for
Jay Moore wrote:
Hi folks!
I did notice that sox has a -v flag for adjusting volume, but danged
if I can find documentation online that'll tell me what parameter to
pass.
Doing a 'man sox' does wonders:
-v volume Change amplitude (floating point); less than 1.0 decreases,
Doug,
Thanks for the reply. Immediately after hitting send I found exactly
what I was looking for. Don't know why I didn't consider doing a 'man
sox' earlier. I must be getting senile. ;)
That said, I altered my initial .gsm files and made them 75% quieter (-v
.25). I replaced my loud
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Jay Moore wrote:
Hi folks!
I'm having a problem where my music on hold is just blaring to my
callers. I've tried several different formats (converting using mpg123
and sox) and adjusted my musiconhold.conf to use quietmp3, to no avail.
Every
