James,
Thanks a lot for sharing the result of those debugging hours ! :-)
I'm now left with two choices to begin with:
1. Replacing the "." with a "-" within the dialplan
2. Replacing the "Ubuntu Server" packaged sox version (12.17.9)
with the most recent (12.18.2) which no longer seems to
suffer from that sillyness...
(yes, I did a quick new sox download/compile/test in a separate system
and "soxmix file1.this.ext file2.that.ext mix.good.ext" started working
with the new version !)
Kind Regards,
--
Ex Vito
On 12/19/06, James Fromm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I spent hours debugging this a few weeks ago.
The ${UNIQUEID} contains a period ("."). Mine are something like
xxxxxxxx.xx. When soxmix is executed to mix the in and out files, the
file types are not specified. This causes soxmix to attempt to
determine the file type by the filename's extension. The routine in sox
that looks for the filename's extension doesn't expect multiple periods
in the filename. So it finds the file type to be xx.wav (or xx.gsm) and
that's not a format sox can handle.
You can add an AGI call to your dialplan immediately after the Queue
application to join the files.
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