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Hi,
I setup asterisk using the asterisk@home install. I have configured it to send and receive calls via my voipcheap account. I want to record all calls going through the box, but currently it is only recording thos calls between extensions on the box, and not any calls which use the SIP trunk to call out. Also how does asterisk pair the call recordings together, as I seem to get a recording from one exension and all noise coming from the other direction is cut out. Thanks in advance. Shabbir |
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Shabbir brought next idea :[color=blue]
> Hi, > > I setup asterisk using the asterisk@home install. I have configured it to > send and receive calls via my voipcheap account. I want to record all > calls going through the box, but currently it is only recording thos calls > between extensions on the box, and not any calls which use the SIP trunk to > call out. > > Also how does asterisk pair the call recordings together, as I seem to get > a recording from one exension and all noise coming from the other direction > is cut out. > > Thanks in advance. > > Shabbir[/color] Why are you not using Trixbox? This is the latest version of what was once called asterisk@home. There were some bugs in a previous version's call recording, namely a@h v2.8. Asterisk should use sox to merge the two files into one, after the call has completed. |
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Thanks Jono for the advice - I am downloading trixbox now. I am using it on
windows with VMware - I hope it works well. You mentioned merging the two files with sox - is this done automatically? "Jono" <nothanks@notonyournelly.co.uk> wrote in message news:mn.ec637d68ed2478c6.48968@notonyournelly.co.uk...[color=blue] > Shabbir brought next idea :[color=green] >> Hi, >> >> I setup asterisk using the asterisk@home install. I have configured it >> to send and receive calls via my voipcheap account. I want to record all >> calls going through the box, but currently it is only recording thos >> calls between extensions on the box, and not any calls which use the SIP >> trunk to call out. >> >> Also how does asterisk pair the call recordings together, as I seem to >> get a recording from one exension and all noise coming from the other >> direction is cut out. >> >> Thanks in advance. >> >> Shabbir[/color] > > Why are you not using Trixbox? This is the latest version of what was once > called asterisk@home. > > There were some bugs in a previous version's call recording, namely a@h > v2.8. > > Asterisk should use sox to merge the two files into one, after the call > has completed. > >[/color] |
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Shabbir wrote:
|| || "Jono" <nothanks@notonyournelly.co.uk> wrote in message || news:mn.ec637d68ed2478c6.48968@notonyournelly.co.uk... ||| Shabbir brought next idea : |||| Hi, |||| |||| I setup asterisk using the asterisk@home install. I have |||| configured it to send and receive calls via my voipcheap account. |||| I want to record all calls going through the box, but currently it |||| is only recording thos calls between extensions on the box, and |||| not any calls which use the SIP trunk to call out. |||| |||| Also how does asterisk pair the call recordings together, as I |||| seem to get a recording from one exension and all noise coming |||| from the other direction is cut out. |||| |||| Thanks in advance. |||| |||| Shabbir ||| ||| Why are you not using Trixbox? This is the latest version of what ||| was once called asterisk@home. ||| ||| There were some bugs in a previous version's call recording, namely ||| a@h v2.8. ||| ||| Asterisk should use sox to merge the two files into one, after the ||| call has completed. || Thanks Jono for the advice - I am downloading trixbox now. I am || using it on windows with VMware - I hope it works well. || || You mentioned merging the two files with sox - is this done || automatically? For your own benefit, head on over to [url]http://nerdvittles.com[/url] the blogger there has made available a preconfigured VMWare image of trixbox, with all the necessary corrections & modifications already done. It is An Americanised version, however, this is easily altered. Sox merges the two wav files automatically, yes. |
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Jono wrote:[color=blue] > Shabbir wrote: > > || > || "Jono" <nothanks@notonyournelly.co.uk> wrote in message > || news:mn.ec637d68ed2478c6.48968@notonyournelly.co.uk... > ||| Shabbir brought next idea : > |||| Hi, > |||| > |||| I setup asterisk using the asterisk@home install.[/color] <snip> Jono opined:[color=blue] > ||| Why are you not using Trixbox? This is the latest version of what > ||| was once called asterisk@home. > ||| <snip>[/color] Shabbir came back[color=blue] > || Thanks Jono for the advice - I am downloading trixbox now. I am > || using it on windows with VMware - I hope it works well. > || > || You mentioned merging the two files with sox - is this done > || automatically? > > For your own benefit, head on over to [url]http://nerdvittles.com[/url] the blogger > there has made available a preconfigured VMWare image of trixbox, with all > the necessary corrections & modifications already done. It is An > Americanised version, however, this is easily altered. > > Sox merges the two wav files automatically, yes.[/color] The nerdvittles vmware version is rather good and takes little work compared to a full install. I might add that running it with only 512mb ram works OK, but occasionally slows the PC down a bit when there's a lot of load at the time (though strangely didn't affect the call quality). 1gb ram seems to go great! |
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Hi,
I have setup trixbox. Works great. But I am still getting problem in that if I call a number other than an extension eg use 9 and then a landline number, I find the call gets logged but not recorded. How to change that? Kind Regards, "paul123" <paul@redy.net> wrote in message news:1156886716.691883.290890@e3g2000cwe.googlegroups.com...[color=blue] > > Jono wrote:[color=green] >> Shabbir wrote: >> >> || >> || "Jono" <nothanks@notonyournelly.co.uk> wrote in message >> || news:mn.ec637d68ed2478c6.48968@notonyournelly.co.uk... >> ||| Shabbir brought next idea : >> |||| Hi, >> |||| >> |||| I setup asterisk using the asterisk@home install.[/color] > <snip> > Jono opined:[color=green] >> ||| Why are you not using Trixbox? This is the latest version of what >> ||| was once called asterisk@home. >> ||| <snip>[/color] > Shabbir came back[color=green] >> || Thanks Jono for the advice - I am downloading trixbox now. I am >> || using it on windows with VMware - I hope it works well. >> || >> || You mentioned merging the two files with sox - is this done >> || automatically? >> >> For your own benefit, head on over to [url]http://nerdvittles.com[/url] the blogger >> there has made available a preconfigured VMWare image of trixbox, with >> all >> the necessary corrections & modifications already done. It is An >> Americanised version, however, this is easily altered. >> >> Sox merges the two wav files automatically, yes.[/color] > > The nerdvittles vmware version is rather good and takes little work > compared to a full install. I might add that running it with only 512mb > ram works OK, but occasionally slows the PC down a bit when there's a > lot of load at the time (though strangely didn't affect the call > quality). 1gb ram seems to go great! >[/color] |
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Shabbir wrote:[color=blue] > Hi, > > I have setup trixbox. Works great. But I am still getting problem in that > if I call a number other than an extension eg use 9 and then a landline > number, I find the call gets logged but not recorded. How to change that? > > Kind Regards, > > > "paul123" <paul@redy.net> wrote in message > news:1156886716.691883.290890@e3g2000cwe.googlegroups.com...[color=green] > > > > Jono wrote:[color=darkred] > >> Shabbir wrote: > >> > >> || > >> || "Jono" <nothanks@notonyournelly.co.uk> wrote in message > >> || news:mn.ec637d68ed2478c6.48968@notonyournelly.co.uk... > >> ||| Shabbir brought next idea : > >> |||| Hi, > >> |||| > >> |||| I setup asterisk using the asterisk@home install.[/color] > > <snip> > > Jono opined:[color=darkred] > >> ||| Why are you not using Trixbox? This is the latest version of what > >> ||| was once called asterisk@home. > >> ||| <snip>[/color] > > Shabbir came back[color=darkred] > >> || Thanks Jono for the advice - I am downloading trixbox now. I am > >> || using it on windows with VMware - I hope it works well. > >> || > >> || You mentioned merging the two files with sox - is this done > >> || automatically? > >> > >> For your own benefit, head on over to [url]http://nerdvittles.com[/url] the blogger > >> there has made available a preconfigured VMWare image of trixbox, with > >> all > >> the necessary corrections & modifications already done. It is An > >> Americanised version, however, this is easily altered. > >> > >> Sox merges the two wav files automatically, yes.[/color] > > > > The nerdvittles vmware version is rather good and takes little work > > compared to a full install. I might add that running it with only 512mb > > ram works OK, but occasionally slows the PC down a bit when there's a > > lot of load at the time (though strangely didn't affect the call > > quality). 1gb ram seems to go great![/color][/color] On setting up the extensions, did you set the "record incoming" and "record outgoing" options to "always"?. If not, go into the extension on FreePBX and modify those options. |
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Hi Paul,
Yes both options are set to record always. But still only internal calls are recorded. Also where are recordings located and are the logs stored in the mysql db - can that be accessed by other proprietry scripts? Thanks in advance. Shabbir "paul123" <paul@redy.net> wrote in message news:1157020695.798862.92400@i3g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...[color=blue] > > Shabbir wrote:[color=green] >> Hi, >> >> I have setup trixbox. Works great. But I am still getting problem in >> that >> if I call a number other than an extension eg use 9 and then a landline >> number, I find the call gets logged but not recorded. How to change >> that? >> >> Kind Regards, >> >> >> "paul123" <paul@redy.net> wrote in message >> news:1156886716.691883.290890@e3g2000cwe.googlegroups.com...[color=darkred] >> > >> > Jono wrote: >> >> Shabbir wrote: >> >> >> >> || >> >> || "Jono" <nothanks@notonyournelly.co.uk> wrote in message >> >> || news:mn.ec637d68ed2478c6.48968@notonyournelly.co.uk... >> >> ||| Shabbir brought next idea : >> >> |||| Hi, >> >> |||| >> >> |||| I setup asterisk using the asterisk@home install. >> > <snip> >> > Jono opined: >> >> ||| Why are you not using Trixbox? This is the latest version of what >> >> ||| was once called asterisk@home. >> >> ||| <snip> >> > Shabbir came back >> >> || Thanks Jono for the advice - I am downloading trixbox now. I am >> >> || using it on windows with VMware - I hope it works well. >> >> || >> >> || You mentioned merging the two files with sox - is this done >> >> || automatically? >> >> >> >> For your own benefit, head on over to [url]http://nerdvittles.com[/url] the >> >> blogger >> >> there has made available a preconfigured VMWare image of trixbox, with >> >> all >> >> the necessary corrections & modifications already done. It is An >> >> Americanised version, however, this is easily altered. >> >> >> >> Sox merges the two wav files automatically, yes. >> > >> > The nerdvittles vmware version is rather good and takes little work >> > compared to a full install. I might add that running it with only 512mb >> > ram works OK, but occasionally slows the PC down a bit when there's a >> > lot of load at the time (though strangely didn't affect the call >> > quality). 1gb ram seems to go great![/color][/color] > > On setting up the extensions, did you set the "record incoming" and > "record outgoing" options to "always"?. If not, go into the extension > on FreePBX and modify those options. >[/color] |
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Shabbir wrote:[color=blue] > Hi Paul, > > Yes both options are set to record always. But still only internal calls > are recorded. Also where are recordings located and are the logs stored in > the mysql db - can that be accessed by other proprietry scripts?[/color] Hi Shabbir, I don't normally use the record option, so.... I've just had a play with the recording on my main Trixbox set to record always (in and out) on 2 extensions and there is some funny behaviour. Between extensions it only seems to be recording on the inward call, whilst dialling out from one of these extensions to a UK number *does* get recorded. Strange. Even stranger, I had a play with 2 extensions on another Trixbox I've set up on vmware in XP and that IS behaving alright, ie recording in and out. Both trixbox installations are v.1.1.1 updated and patched - weird. I thought the recordings were located in phpadmin>asterisk db>recordings table, but I can only see recordings made for announcements there. Jono, do you know where they are? |
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on 31/08/2006, paul123 supposed :[color=blue]
> Shabbir wrote:[color=green] >> Hi Paul, >> >> Yes both options are set to record always. But still only internal calls >> are recorded. Also where are recordings located and are the logs stored in >> the mysql db - can that be accessed by other proprietry scripts?[/color] > > Hi Shabbir, > I don't normally use the record option, so.... I've just had a play > with the recording on my main Trixbox set to record always (in and out) > on 2 extensions and there is some funny behaviour. Between extensions > it only seems to be recording on the inward call, whilst dialling out > from one of these extensions to a UK number *does* get recorded. > Strange. > > Even stranger, I had a play with 2 extensions on another Trixbox I've > set up on vmware in XP and that IS behaving alright, ie recording in > and out. Both trixbox installations are v.1.1.1 updated and patched - > weird. > > I thought the recordings were located in phpadmin>asterisk > db>recordings table, but I can only see recordings made for > announcements there. > > Jono, do you know where they are?[/color] I do in a@h - /var/spool/asterisk/monitor is where they reside. Shabbir, how do you know they're not there.....if you don't know where they are...? Incidentally, I downgraded from a@h v2.8 to v2.7 because of call recording issues - 2.8 wouldn't record inbound calls which were directed at a ring group. I have yet to pluck up the courage to go through it all again with Trixbox! Has anyone checked the Asterisk bug tracker (& the Trixbox one, if it exists)? |
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