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We have found that music files work best in both MOH and Prompt applications when formatted as: | We have found that music files work best in both MOH and Prompt applications when formatted as: | ||
| − | '''Wave (".wav"), PCM-Signed, 8-bit, 8khz mono ''' | + | '''Wave (".wav"), PCM-Signed, 8-bit, 8khz mono ''' |
| − | + | OR | |
| − | + | '''Non-variable bitrate mp3''' | |
== Music File Volume == | == Music File Volume == | ||
There are no tools in the PBX to adjust MOH volume. If the customer needs louder/quieter MOH, it is advised to use software like Audacity or Wavepad to adjust and save the file at the new level, and load that file into the PBX. | There are no tools in the PBX to adjust MOH volume. If the customer needs louder/quieter MOH, it is advised to use software like Audacity or Wavepad to adjust and save the file at the new level, and load that file into the PBX. | ||
Revision as of 16:54, 30 November 2015
Music File Format
We have found that music files work best in both MOH and Prompt applications when formatted as:
Wave (".wav"), PCM-Signed, 8-bit, 8khz mono OR Non-variable bitrate mp3
Music File Volume
There are no tools in the PBX to adjust MOH volume. If the customer needs louder/quieter MOH, it is advised to use software like Audacity or Wavepad to adjust and save the file at the new level, and load that file into the PBX.