OK, so I've listened to the new MOH for Asterisk.
For the most part, yuck.
I'm not blaming Digium. I totally understand that they did what they had
to. Also, they're an asterisk company, not an MOH company, so the music
they provide is intended as a courtesy, and probably should never be
used in production. I personally consider using the default music to be
a bit of a cop-out, but I digress.
I guess what we need is some sort of community-based repository of
suitably-licensed music (i.e. CC). Perhaps one could create download
lists that could be shared, and then when people are doing their
asterisk install, they just specify the playlist they want or something
like that. Would sourceforge host something like that? Does anybody
really want to attract the attention of the music industry tyrants? I
would imagine that policing something like that to ensure copyright
adherence might prove more trouble than it's worth.
Discuss?
Jim
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