voiplist
2006-Sep-20 08:56 UTC
[asterisk-users] Getting Music On Hold working in * 1.2.12.1 with Fedora?
We are aware of the MPG123 tweaks that were always needed with Fedora in the past. We have MOH working on all other systems. We just installed a new system with a clean install of 1.2.12.1. It seems that there is info on the Wiki which states that there is a new way to do MOH using some internal Asterisk method. Says we have to install the add-ons package which we have done. I see no other hints or instructions on making MOH work with this version of Asterisk and Fedora 4. We only get silence where the MOH should be. Have I missed something?
Kevin Bockman
2006-Sep-20 18:40 UTC
[asterisk-users] Getting Music On Hold working in * 1.2.12.1 with Fedora?
voiplist wrote:> We are aware of the MPG123 tweaks that were always needed with Fedora > in the past. We have MOH working on all other systems. > > We just installed a new system with a clean install of 1.2.12.1. It > seems that there is info on the Wiki which states that there is a new > way to do MOH using some internal Asterisk method. Says we have to > install the add-ons package which we have done. > > I see no other hints or instructions on making MOH work with this > version of Asterisk and Fedora 4. > > We only get silence where the MOH should be. > > Have I missed something?Do you have timing? (ztdummy, zaptel, ..) ? Use native MOH instead. [default] mode=files directory=/var/lib/asterisk/moh-native random=yes ; Play the files in a random order in musiconhold.conf Convert your MOH files to the codec that you use. Kevin