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Is there a way to get Music-on-Hold to use the Line input of the soundcard instead of playing MP3s? Some potential clients like the music-on-hold to be the local radio station, or from a satellite broadcast. Thanks!

...hat's this all about?" This person will try to make the video work, following the useful instructions on Wikipedia Media Help page to install illi's codecs, and so on. The problem is when s/he tries to play it on any MS Windows player that isn't VLC or RealPlayer. S/he'll be royaly screwed. What with the majority of the few programs that recognize the .ogg extension assuming it's Vorbis. At this point, the person will simply give up. The video wasn't that important to being with. However, the person may think, "Hey, other people will have the same problem too...

...hat's this all about?" This person will try to make the video work, following the useful instructions on Wikipedia Media Help page to install illi's codecs, and so on. The problem is when s/he tries to play it on any MS Windows player that isn't VLC or RealPlayer. S/he'll be royaly screwed. What with the majority of the few programs that recognize the .ogg extension assuming it's Vorbis. At this point, the person will simply give up. The video wasn't that important to being with. However, the person may think, "Hey, other people will have the same problem too...

...hat's this all about?" This person will try to make the video work, following the useful instructions on Wikipedia Media Help page to install illi's codecs, and so on. The problem is when s/he tries to play it on any MS Windows player that isn't VLC or RealPlayer. S/he'll be royaly screwed. What with the majority of the few programs that recognize the .ogg extension assuming it's Vorbis. At this point, the person will simply give up. The video wasn't that important to being with. However, the person may think, "Hey, other people will have the same problem too...

...hat's this all about?" This person will try to make the video work, following the useful instructions on Wikipedia Media Help page to install illi's codecs, and so on. The problem is when s/he tries to play it on any MS Windows player that isn't VLC or RealPlayer. S/he'll be royaly screwed. What with the majority of the few programs that recognize the .ogg extension assuming it's Vorbis. At this point, the person will simply give up. The video wasn't that important to being with. However, the person may think, "Hey, other people will have the same problem too...

...hat's this all about?" This person will try to make the video work, following the useful instructions on Wikipedia Media Help page to install illi's codecs, and so on. The problem is when s/he tries to play it on any MS Windows player that isn't VLC or RealPlayer. S/he'll be royaly screwed. What with the majority of the few programs that recognize the .ogg extension assuming it's Vorbis. At this point, the person will simply give up. The video wasn't that important to being with. However, the person may think, "Hey, other people will have the same problem too...