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Subject: [asterisk-users] moh questions - quality and semi-streaming
From: "Mike" <list () net-wall ! com>
Date: 2011-03-31 14:46:25
Message-ID: 007401cbefb2$69eb5a40$3dc20ec0$ () net-wall ! com
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Hi,
I have some customers complaining about moh quality, but never about voice
quality. The moh files themselves sound great when listen to from a media
player, and given that I am streaming the files through DAHDI (while voice
goes from DAHDI to SIP, so more chances of problems) I would expect moh to
be of more consistent quality than voice itself, but it turns out to be the
opposite.
Anything I am missing?
Also, I'd like my MOH files to work like a CD player: everybody listening is
at the same point, and new callers join in wherever the file is at that
moment, instead of everyone always starting from the beginning. Isn`t this
more efficient anyways, having Asterisk to only transcode the file once and
play it many times?
Mike
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complaining about moh quality, but never about voice quality. The moh files \
themselves sound great when listen to from a media player, and given that I am \
streaming the files through DAHDI (while voice goes from DAHDI to SIP, so more \
chances of problems) I would expect moh to be of more consistent quality than voice \
itself, but it turns out to be the opposite.<o:p></o:p></p><p \
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class=MsoNormal>Also, I’d like my MOH files to work like a CD player: everybody \
listening is at the same point, and new callers join in wherever the file is at that \
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efficient anyways, having Asterisk to only transcode the file once and play it many \
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