[SOLVED] voice recording program needed to record .wav for asterisk
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Anyone knows any program in Linux that can record an audio file:
8000 Hz, 16 bits, Mono?
Because Iīve been trying Audacity and I canīt record with that characeristics.
I have DreamLinux 3.0.
Thanks in advance!!!!
Look through your function codes. Asterisk has a call back where it will ring the extension of your choice and allow you to create the voice recording. Or you may have to create the function code.
I'm pretty sure most distros support alsa. Give it a try.
I am not familiar with DreamLinux but your sound system configuration will probably be somewhere under "System, Settings"
Also, if audacity will not work with oss it suggests that other applications won't either (because the "backend" isn't capable of dealing with whatever).
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