There is a patch available for the quiet voicemail volume issue (bug 6237)
but it isn't intended to work with 1.2.9. The patch below will give you this
functionality for 1.2.9. Add the volgain= parameter to voicemail.conf and
make sure sox is installed.
--- apps/app_voicemail.c.backup 2006-07-18
Okay, that would make sense if you wanted 2 different volume levels for
the messages.
Just typically if the email attachment has low volume, usually the
message on the phone is low too.
In any case - you have 2 options now for adjusting volume. :-)
Aaron Daniel wrote:
The other problem is
f Dustin Wildes
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Why use an application like sox - when you can make the voicemail
application do it natively:
exten => s,1,Dial(SIP/100,
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> Why use an application like sox - when you can make the voicemail
> ap
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Why use an application like sox - when you can make the voicemail
application do it natively:
exten => s,1,Dial(SI
unt of gain when recording the voicemail
message. The units are whole-number decibels (dB).
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This works great, however, when I look at the "full" log, it says that the
sendmail is executing prior to vm-audio. Any way to change this?
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In voicemail.conf:
externnotify=/opt/asterisk-1.2.7.1/sbin/vm-audio
The attached script should increase as much as possible without
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Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Voicemail volume adjustment
I frequently find voice messages are emailed to users with insufficient
volume - barely audible. I would like to have asterisk run a sox command to
adjust the volume of each message before
Here is a bash script that will increase volume of all wav files in a directory:---#!/bin/bash for i in *.wav; do val=${i%.wav} echo converting $val.wav sox $i -v 2 $I $val.wav
done
-v 2 will increase the volume 2 times.
Here is a patch that someone
There's a patch up on the bugs site that uses sox to raise/lower the
volume of wav's. We've been using it for about 5 months now without any
glaring issues (we also convert to mp3 and do a few other things, but this
patch is only the volume part).
http://bugs.digium.com/view.php?id=6237
On T
I know this isn't what you asked for, but I think I achieved the same
effect by changing the format= line to put wav first, not wav49. Of
course, if you've already modified this line to use gsm or something
else, then this really wont' help :P
Moj
Technical Support wrote:
I frequently find
I frequently find voice messages are emailed to users with insufficient
volume - barely audible. I would like to have asterisk run a sox command to
adjust the volume of each message before emailing (perhaps once the message
has been left).
Has anyone done this? Care to share the steps?
Thanks,
On Mon, 15 May 2006, Rich Adamson wrote:
Scott Bussinger wrote:
There's a been a long standing issue with voicemail volume levels for files
saved in WAV49 format as compared to WAV format. WAV49 is much smaller in
emails and that's great, but it's also less than half the volume level than
th
Scott Bussinger wrote:
There's a been a long standing issue with voicemail volume levels for files
saved in WAV49 format as compared to WAV format. WAV49 is much smaller in
emails and that's great, but it's also less than half the volume level than
the exact same voicemail saved in WAV format.
I've got a bug posted with a patch, that should work for both trunk and
1.2 (we ported it to SVN, but we use it on 1.2). It fixes the volume
issues. It does require sox to work though.
http://bugs.digium.com/view.php?id=6237
On Mon, 15 May 2006, Scott Bussinger wrote:
There's a been a long
There's a been a long standing issue with voicemail volume levels for files
saved in WAV49 format as compared to WAV format. WAV49 is much smaller in
emails and that's great, but it's also less than half the volume level than
the exact same voicemail saved in WAV format. I've seen this mentione
> > > Dunno.. Guess somewhere in the translation it gets amplified to an
> > > acceptable level. It seems to work though.
> >
> > The issue appears to be that, for some reason, files recorded as GSM or
> > WAV49 are encoded at a lower volume level than uncompressed WAV. This is
> > true whether t
On 5/4/05, David Brodbeck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Tim Connolly [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> > Dunno.. Guess somewhere in the translation it gets amplified to an
> > acceptable level. It seems to work though.
>
> The issue appears to be that, for some r
> -Original Message-
> From: Tim Connolly [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Dunno.. Guess somewhere in the translation it gets amplified to an
> acceptable level. It seems to work though.
The issue appears to be that, for some reason, files recorded as GSM or
WAV49 are encoded at a lower volu
> > Use wav, not gsm or wav49.
> > /etc/asterisk/voicemail.conf
> > ;
> > ; Voicemail Configuration
> > ;
> > [general]
> > format=wav
>
> While that workaround does fix the volume, it means the message as
> an email attachment feature is effectively useless because
> of attachment size issues.
Discussion
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] voicemail volume with sipura 3000
On 5/2/05, Tim Connolly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Use wav, not gsm or wav49.
> /etc/asterisk/voicemail.conf
> ;
> ; Voicemail Configuration
> ;
> [general]
> format=wav
For future ref
Tim Connolly wrote:
Use wav, not gsm or wav49.
/etc/asterisk/voicemail.conf
;
; Voicemail Configuration
;
[general]
format=wav
While that workaround does fix the volume, it means the message as
an email attachment feature is effectively useless because
of attachment size issues. Same for retriev
On 5/2/05, Steve Prior <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> snacktime wrote:
>
> > The problem is that voicemail messages are way too quiet. You can't
> > hear enough to understand what is being said. If someone answers the
> > phone before the 20 seconds the volume is fine. If I dial from the
> > sip
On 5/2/05, Tim Connolly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Use wav, not gsm or wav49.
> /etc/asterisk/voicemail.conf
> ;
> ; Voicemail Configuration
> ;
> [general]
> format=wav
For future reference, why is this?
Chris
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snacktime wrote:
The problem is that voicemail messages are way too quiet. You can't
hear enough to understand what is being said. If someone answers the
phone before the 20 seconds the volume is fine. If I dial from the
sipura line 1 into voicemail and leave a message the volume it just
fine a
Discussion
Subject: [Asterisk-Users] voicemail volume with sipura 3000
I have my sipura SPA-3000 setup so that incoming calls on the FXO ring for
20 seconds then using dialplan 2 it dials my * server and drops the person
into voicemail.
The problem is that voicemail messages are way too quiet. You
I have my sipura SPA-3000 setup so that incoming calls on the FXO ring
for 20 seconds then using dialplan 2 it dials my * server and drops
the person into voicemail.
The problem is that voicemail messages are way too quiet. You can't
hear enough to understand what is being said. If someone answ
> On Asterisk 1.0 with a 4-port Digium FXO card, voicemails from the PSTN
> have volume so low they often can't be heard. Worse, callers sometimes get
> cut off in the middle of leaving a message. It is extremely frustrating to
> hear "...and my number is...END OF MESSAGE"
>
> A search of the
On Mon, 7 Mar 2005, Howard Lowndes wrote:
On Mon, 2005-03-07 at 09:02, David Newman wrote:
On Sun, 6 Mar 2005, Marty Mastera wrote:
The full text of the bug you reference above indicates that "pstnVMgain"
was (or is) part of an ongoing feature request/bug report and has not
been implemented for us
On Mon, 2005-03-07 at 09:02, David Newman wrote:
> On Sun, 6 Mar 2005, Marty Mastera wrote:
>
> > The full text of the bug you reference above indicates that "pstnVMgain"
> > was (or is) part of an ongoing feature request/bug report and has not
> > been implemented for use at this time (and may ne
> > The full text of the bug you reference above indicates that
> "pstnVMgain"
> > was (or is) part of an ongoing feature request/bug report
> and has not
> > been implemented for use at this time (and may never be).
>
> Right. So -- what can I do to boost volume of PSTN -> * voicemail?
>
> t
On Sun, 6 Mar 2005, Marty Mastera wrote:
The full text of the bug you reference above indicates that "pstnVMgain"
was (or is) part of an ongoing feature request/bug report and has not
been implemented for use at this time (and may never be).
Right. So -- what can I do to boost volume of PSTN -> * v
> On Asterisk 1.0 with a 4-port Digium FXO card, voicemails
> from the PSTN have volume so low they often can't be heard.
> Worse, callers sometimes get cut off in the middle of leaving
> a message. It is extremely frustrating to hear "...and my
> number is...END OF MESSAGE"
>
> A search of
On Asterisk 1.0 with a 4-port Digium FXO card, voicemails from the PSTN
have volume so low they often can't be heard. Worse, callers sometimes get
cut off in the middle of leaving a message. It is extremely frustrating to
hear "...and my number is...END OF MESSAGE"
A search of the archives show
> Is there a way to increase the volume for the voicemail? Whenever someone
> leaves a message,
the volume is so low its hard to hear.
>
Add your comments to bug #2023.
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David Ishmael wrote:
Is there a way to increase the volume for the voicemail? Whenever
someone leaves a message, the volume is so low it’s hard to hear.
-Dave
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On Wed, 16 Feb 2005, David Ishmael wrote:
> Is there a way to increase the volume for the voicemail? Whenever someone
> leaves a message, the volume is so low it's hard to hear.
This is a known bug - see bug number 2023:
http://bugs.digium.com/bug_view_advanced_page.php?bug_id=0002023
Peter
Is there a
way to increase the volume for the voicemail? Whenever someone leaves a
message, the volume is so low it’s hard to hear.
-Dave
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Hello,
When I listen to a voicemail message, the recorded message is
played back at extremely low volume. All the supporting prompts
are at the correct volume, it's just the incoming recorded
message that is played back almost inaudibly quiet.
There's no problem with the volume during normal conv
Are there any parameters that can bump voicemail volume "up" just a
little?
I can't seem to find anything but thought I'd ask the list. Normal pstn
calls via x100p's are reasonable (very little echo) and running -0.5 db
on xmt & rcv within zapata. But using the exact same path (pstn via x100p)
Hello all,
This is my first attempt at posting a patch.
So if I screw this all up, my apologies and please
someone let me know without beating me up too bad.
To use this patch. You need to have an extra line
in /etc/asterisk/voicemail.conf that looks like
volgain=10.0
The 10.0 gets passed
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