On Sat, Oct 10, 2009 at 11:47 PM, Steve Edwards <asterisk....@sedwards.com>wrote:
> On Sat, 10 Oct 2009, RSCL Mumbai wrote: > > > How should I convert my .wav prompts into aLaw, uLaw, G729 ? > > The standard Asterisk prompts are already available in a wide variety of > encodings. > > Try "googling" for "asterisk convert mp3 to wav" > > Some will suggest to use Asterisk. Besides appearing to use a sledgehammer > for a fly-swatter, I don't like using a mission critical resource when > there are better alternatives like sox -- especially for scripting. > > g729 will be a bit of a bitch, however. > > I cobbled up a script to use mpg123 (to convert from MP3 to WAV), sox, > and normalize. > > My IVR prompts are in .WAV format. Refering to your previous post : ````````````````````````` You should strive to have prompts available in all the channel encodings actually used by your system. I have systems that only use ULAW, so all of my prompts are encoded as ULAW. (Sometimes I "cheat" and use WAV files since they are easier to work with and transcoding from WAV to ULAW is "cheap.") ````````````````````````` Can I convert my .WAV IVR greetings, MOH and other recordings into G729 format to prevent transcoding and hence CPU usage ? Thx
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