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Yuan LIU wrote:
One item in my todo list is to make better sound quality whenever end
point supports it. Wide-band codec's can already produce better sound
than toll. So why do we still need to convert to 8 bit?
Should be 16 bit, 8Khz, not 8
I was just wondering what you all are doing for music on hold files
for best quality. I am not much of an expert on sound rates, bits,
stereo, mono, tracks, and all that jazz. Currently I am taking music
from a CD (our campus jazz band has recorded a CD), converting to WAV,
using Audacity to
On Thursday 04 January 2007 18:01, Forrest Beck wrote:
I was just wondering what you all are doing for music on hold files
for best quality. I am not much of an expert on sound rates, bits,
stereo, mono, tracks, and all that jazz. Currently I am taking music
from a CD (our campus jazz band
Carla Schroder wrote:
On Thursday 04 January 2007 18:01, Forrest Beck wrote:
[snip] Currently I am taking music
from a CD (our campus jazz band has recorded a CD), converting to WAV,
using Audacity to convert the stereo tracks into mono, drop the gain
to -15db, then I use sox to convert to
From: Carla Schroder [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Thursday 04 January 2007 18:01, Forrest Beck wrote:
I was just wondering what you all are doing for music on hold files
for best quality. I am not much of an expert on sound rates, bits,
stereo, mono, tracks, and all that jazz. Currently I am taking
