03-15-2007 03:45 PM - edited 03-18-2019 07:05 PM
I'm running Unity 4.0(5) and want to change the format of voice messages from compressed .wav files to .mp3 so users can listen to them on smartphones.
I'm thinking that by changing the codec I should be prompted if I want to change the message format sent to Exchange. I know that by changing the codec I also affect previous voice mail formats/codecs.
Can anybody help?
03-15-2007 04:08 PM
First, MP3 isn't supported as a recording codec - codec licensing issues loom large among other things.
You can use the SetRecordingFormat tool found in the Audio Management Tools section in the Tools Depot on your Unity desktop. You'll see a number of codecs offered (those installed and registered in Windows basically) - 711 muLaw/aLaw, GSM6.10 and G729a are the only TAC supported codecs. For most handheld device (though not all) GSM 6.10 will work - you might want to try that.
Changing the recording format will change all recordings on the system moving forward - it will have no impact on existing recordings (either messages, voice names or greetings).
03-15-2007 04:10 PM
On my smartphone I use a 3rd party app, mVoiceMail. It works equally well for my work and home voicemail (Unity and Vonage, respectively).
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