asterisk users - Jan 2007 - Asterisk Recording & Volume

Hi,

I have Asterisk 1.2  + Adit600 Channel bank(which gives analog output and
also takes PSTN lines into the Asterisk system).

Conversations recorded by the ASTERISK  comes in two separate Files:
xxxxxx.0-in (GSM Audio) for the  Asterisk Extension Side of the
conversation;

xxxxxxx.0-out (GSM Audio) for the Caller's side of the conversation.

I have Quick Time Player to playback the conversations recorded.

Issues I have are:

I am not able to synchronize the  xxxxxx.0-in  and  xxxxxx.0-out  Files to
playback concurrently.  Each file played gives one side of the
conversation.
I would be grateful for a way out about this.

Secondly, one can hardly hear the  xxxxxx.0-out conversation when play
(that
is the incoming conversation can hardly be heard);  whereas the 
xxxxxx.0-in
conversation is clearly heard(that is the conversation from the ASTERISK
extension is very loud).

I would appreciate a help out on this as well.

Thanks

I have had no trouble but I record in .wav format and it automatically
mixes it together if I use the *1 or the mixmon app.


on Friday 01/26/2007
george.attopany@databankgroup.com(george.attopany@databankgroup.com) wrote
 > Hi,
 > 
 > I have Asterisk 1.2  + Adit600 Channel bank(which gives analog output and
 > also takes PSTN lines into the Asterisk system).
 > 
 > Conversations recorded by the ASTERISK  comes in two separate Files:
 > xxxxxx.0-in (GSM Audio) for the  Asterisk Extension Side of the
 > conversation;
 > 
 > xxxxxxx.0-out (GSM Audio) for the Caller's side of the conversation.
 > 
 > I have Quick Time Player to playback the conversations recorded.
 > 
 > Issues I have are:
 > 
 > I am not able to synchronize the  xxxxxx.0-in  and  xxxxxx.0-out  Files to
 > playback concurrently.  Each file played gives one side of the
 > conversation.
 > I would be grateful for a way out about this.
 > 
 > Secondly, one can hardly hear the  xxxxxx.0-out conversation when play
 > (that
 > is the incoming conversation can hardly be heard);  whereas the 
 > xxxxxx.0-in
 > conversation is clearly heard(that is the conversation from the ASTERISK
 > extension is very loud).
 > 
 > I would appreciate a help out on this as well.
 > 
 > Thanks
 > 
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