Colin Anderson wrote:
Also if you have a nice linux script to take out some of the effort that
would be fantastic but if not I am sure the sox man page will help me
out.
Prep your WAV's as 8Khz mono. In a pinch, Windows sound recorder will do.
Then:
GSM:
#/bin/sh
for I in *.wav
do sox $I `basename $I .wav `.gsm
done
Ulaw:
#/bin/sh
for I in *.wav
do sox $I `basename $I .wav `.ul
done
hth
It's usually better to record with 44.1 (or even 48khz) and resample
with sox (to 8khz). Then use this:
http://redice.krisk.org
To convert them to the various Asterisk formats.
--
Kristian Kielhofner
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