Latest revision as of 09:25, 31 August 2015

Linux

Install SOX:

yum install sox or apt-get install sox

If file1.wav is any WAV file, then executing this command:

/usr/bin/sox file1.wav -r 8000 -c 1 -s file2.wav -q

you will get Asterisk playable WAV file: file2.wav

Use following script if you need to convert multiple files:

#!/bin/bash

ls >/tmp/a
for i in `cat /tmp/a`; do
   /usr/src/mor/x5/scripts/convert_mp3wav2astwav.sh $i /root/folder_with_Voices/rdy/$i
done

We will show you an example using a free program, called AUDACITY

After you made the recording, save save sound file in .WAV format from the File menu:

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+= Linux =
+<mkmeta>Detailed instruction how to prepare WAV files to be played by Asterisk</mkmeta>
 Install SOX:
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 If '''file1.wav''' is any WAV file, then executing this command:
-  /usr/bin/sox file1.wav -r 8000 -c 1 -s -w file2.wav resample -ql
+  /usr/bin/sox file1.wav -r 8000 -c 1 -s file2.wav -q
 you will get Asterisk playable WAV file: '''file2.wav'''
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   ls >/tmp/a
   for i in `cat /tmp/a`; do
-     /root/folder_with_Voices/convert_mp3wav2astwav.sh $i /root/folder_with_Voices/rdy/$i
+     /usr/src/mor/x5/scripts/convert_mp3wav2astwav.sh $i /root/folder_with_Voices/rdy/$i
   done
+= Recording a sound-file in Windows =
+We will show you an example using a free program, called [http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ AUDACITY]
+* Download and install the program
+* Next, open Audacity and record the audio file that you need:
+[[File:Record.PNG]]
+* After you made the recording, save save sound file in .WAV format from the File menu:
+[[File:Save.PNG]]
+* Choose the Export option in the menu:
+[[File:Export.png]]
+* And save the file in .WAV format:
+[[File:Export1.png]]
+* Afterwards, you can upload the sound file easily through the [[How to change default voice prompts for dial plan? | MOR GUI:]]
+* Best of all Audacity also works on Linux!!
+=See also=
+* [[How to set language for Calling Cards]]<br>
+* [[Sound files]]