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If you find the need to adjust volume of music on hold (MOH) you should edit your music on hold files using a product such as Audacity,
If you find the need to adjust volume of music on hold (MOH) you should edit your music on hold files using a product such as Audacity as the PBX does not have a way to control the volume.




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When you edit the file reduce the amplitude of the file and then save it. Once saved it can be re-uploaded to the PBX
When you edit the file reduce the amplitude of the file and then save it. Once saved it can be re-uploaded to the PBX.


Here is a ZIP file with some MOH files at their initial volume, and a decrease level. The files with the db listed are the lower volume.
Here is a ZIP file with some MOH files at their initial volume, and a decrease level. The files with the db listed are the lower volume.


[[File:IPitomy MOH.zip|File:IPitomy MOH.zip]]
[[File:IPitomy MOH.zip|File:IPitomy MOH.zip]]

Revision as of 21:07, 7 August 2015

If you find the need to adjust volume of music on hold (MOH) you should edit your music on hold files using a product such as Audacity as the PBX does not have a way to control the volume.


http://audacity.sourceforge.net/


When you edit the file reduce the amplitude of the file and then save it. Once saved it can be re-uploaded to the PBX.

Here is a ZIP file with some MOH files at their initial volume, and a decrease level. The files with the db listed are the lower volume.

File:IPitomy MOH.zip