| Play Recording variable [message #636909] |
Wed, 03 November 2010 06:15  |
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I do successfully implement recording in openVXML by using Record component. I could see its result in tomcat's temp directory such as f6511c37c23048d4bbac8aa12c8cdb06916649210080964876.tmp.
And that file seems to be a wav file.
However, I can't play those file with PlayPrompt component.
Anyone have any clue?
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| Re: Play Recording variable [message #637756 is a reply to message #637331] |
Mon, 08 November 2010 12:24  |
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Hi Slamet. Can you tell me more about what you're doing? Specifically,
I'm interested in which voice platform you're using, and how you went
about playing the file back.
Currently, the only way to change the recording settings is to modify
the OpenVXML source code -- which is certainly an option, as it's open
source and freely available. You should know that according to the VXML
spec, the only two types of audio format support that are required for
recording and playback are raw audio and WAV -- which is one reason that
it's really odd that you are having trouble playing back the recording.
Other formats are available but these are platform-specific, so you'll
need to consult your platform's documentation to see what your options
are.
Good luck,
Randy
In <ib05cl$ldm$1@news.eclipse.org> Slamet Cahyadi wrote:
> Hi Randy. Thank you for the response. You are correct. You have
> already told me that the audio file must be accessible via HTTP in the
> other thread. But for this recording situation, the produced file was
> located in ${TOMCAT_HOME}/temp directory. I copy that file to http
> directory webpath. But still the file can't be played. I think the
> problem is the generated wav file. <record
> name="AxisRecord" beep="false"
> dtmfterm="true" maxtime="90s"
> type="audio/x-wav">
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>
> How do I switch the audio type so that .3gp or amr is produced instead?
>
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