On Fri, 30 Sep 2005, Stephen Bosch wrote:
How ironic that Allison (the woman who did the Digium prompts) is
Canadian...
Heh. Well, I didn't notice a prompt where she said aboot, eh?
I'll take my foot out my mouth now...
Steve
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Hi, Steve:
Thanks for your comments!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The recorded prompts supplied with Asterisk are encoded with the .gsm
codec. That makes them sound like audio sounds on your GSM cellphone.
Which is noticably worse than true PCM audio.
Now in the telephone world best
On Wed, 28 Sep 2005, Stephen Bosch wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I listen to the GSM compressed prompts, I can hear subtle noise
when the person is speaking -- this is irrespective of whether I listen
to the prompts through the TDM-400 on an analogue phone or whether I do
so
Stephen Bosch wrote:
1. Can I *record* audio from a TDM-400 channel at a sample rate above
8 kHz? Can I record at 16 bits? (This is most important.)
No TDM hardware supports sample rates above 8KHz, since that is what the
PSTN is designed for. Zaptel hardware can possibly be convinced to
Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
Stephen Bosch wrote:
1. Can I *record* audio from a TDM-400 channel at a sample rate above
8 kHz? Can I record at 16 bits? (This is most important.)
No TDM hardware supports sample rates above 8KHz, since that is what the
PSTN is designed for. Zaptel hardware can
Stephen Bosch wrote:
When I listen to the GSM compressed prompts, I can hear subtle noise
when the person is speaking -- this is irrespective of whether I listen
to the prompts through the TDM-400 on an analogue phone or whether I do
so directly on a workstation. It has to be possible to do
On Wed, 28 Sep 2005, Stephen Bosch wrote:
When I listen to the GSM compressed prompts, I can hear subtle noise
when the person is speaking -- this is irrespective of whether I listen
to the prompts through the TDM-400 on an analogue phone or whether I do
so directly on a workstation. It has
Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
Stephen Bosch wrote:
When I listen to the GSM compressed prompts, I can hear subtle noise
when the person is speaking -- this is irrespective of whether I listen
to the prompts through the TDM-400 on an analogue phone or whether I do
so directly on a workstation. It
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I listen to the GSM compressed prompts, I can hear subtle noise
when the person is speaking -- this is irrespective of whether I listen
to the prompts through the TDM-400 on an analogue phone or whether I do
so directly on a workstation. It has to be possible to do
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-To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion
-Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Correction: Asterisk sound
-files, audio bandwidth,and sound quality
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-Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
- Stephen Bosch wrote:
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- When I listen to the GSM compressed prompts, I can hear
-subtle noise
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