Hi,
I'm using the CallTime and a few other variables to name a recording so that I
can then take the wav file name and see when it was recorded, and what the
recording contains.
However, since ${CDR(start)} contains a space in part of the date, the filename
becomes corrupted when I use samba
Hi,
On 09/15/2010 09:02 PM, Dan Journo wrote:
Hi,
I'm using the CallTime and a few other variables to name a recording so that
I can then take the wav file name and see when it was recorded, and what the
recording contains.
However, since ${CDR(start)} contains a space in part of the
Is there any way to prevent the end user hearing the *1 key tones when the
touch recording is activated?
Thanks
Dan
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1) I want to create add *1 call recording and wanted to know whether the file
is created during recording or only after? I want to syncronise the
recorded files with my web server (on a different machine (Windows)) so I
need a way of telling when the recorded call has ended before copying
1) The file is written in real time. Personally I would add a dialplan
entry into the 'h' extension to move the recording into a different
directory when the call ends. That will make your syncronisation much
easier.
Dan Journo wrote:
Hi,
1) I want to create add *1 call recording
The DTMF mode can cause problems. The main rule is to make sure
everything is using the same method. I normally use SIP-Info as the
method as it allows to rtp stream to be switch directly between the two
end points but asterisk still sees all the dtmf digits.
Dan Journo wrote:
1) I want to
1) I use a bash script I wrote to check if call recordings are being
written to and if not then move them. I move them to a locally mounted
NFS share but this will work with any type of locally mounted share
(Samba for Windows). I run the script every minute with cron. It also
sorts the
On Thu, 2010-09-02 at 07:21 -0400, Dan Journo wrote:
1) I want to create add *1 call recording and wanted to know whether the
file is created during recording or only after? I want to syncronise the
recorded files with my web server (on a different machine (Windows)) so I
need a way of
How do you sort out the issue of having 2 wav files per call?
Also, when I press *1, asterisk thinks that both the caller and the callee have
pressed *1 and therefore it starts recording twice (therefore making 4 wav
files). Any idea what's going on there?
Heres the CLI output:-
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On Thu, 2010-09-02 at 08:20 -0400, Dan Journo wrote:
How do you sort out the issue of having 2 wav files per call?
Also, when I press *1, asterisk thinks that both the caller and the callee
have pressed *1 and therefore it starts recording twice (therefore making 4
wav files). Any idea
On 09/02/2010 01:09 PM, Ishfaq Malik wrote:
On Thu, 2010-09-02 at 07:21 -0400, Dan Journo wrote:
1) I want to create add *1 call recording and wanted to know whether the
file is created during recording or only after? I want to syncronise the
recorded files with my web server (on a
I have our recordings written to a solid state drive rather than straight to
storage disks then moved to long term storage to avoid this problem.
Not an option for me at the moment.
I'm running Asterisk on a cloud to reduce startup costs.
Once I reach around 1,000 extensions, I'll move over
In asterisk.conf, use these options:-
cache_record_files = yes ; Cache recorded sound files to another directory
during recording
record_cache_dir = /tmp ; Specify cache directory (used in cnjunction with
cache_record_files)
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