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Public Distribution List & .wav file

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agup
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‎06-06-2007 10:35 AM - edited ‎03-18-2019 07:26 PM

Is it possible to record a message in .wav format using Media Player and then send the file to Public Distribution List.

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mchandak
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In response to agup

‎06-07-2007 05:50 AM

If you have Unifed Messaging you can use Cisco PCA and compose a voicemail and use a wav file when sending a message. Though, the recording should be a wav file in G.711/G.729 compression format to ensure that users can play this message using their Cisco IP Phone.

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lindborg
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‎06-06-2007 03:33 PM

Well, you can do this via a desktop client no problem - not sure what you're trying to do here. You mean you want to send a voice mail message to a distribution list from the desktop? Why can't you use the web inbox or Media Master plug in for Outlook to do this? Or am I missing something about your scenario?

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agup
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‎06-07-2007 05:33 AM

the marketing people wants to record the message, give us the file. Then they want us to broadcast the file to the selected Distribution List not via email / outlook but only into voicemail. So I have a .wav file and a Public Distribution List in Unity. How to I send the file to the PDL?

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mchandak
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In response to agup

‎06-07-2007 05:50 AM

If you have Unifed Messaging you can use Cisco PCA and compose a voicemail and use a wav file when sending a message. Though, the recording should be a wav file in G.711/G.729 compression format to ensure that users can play this message using their Cisco IP Phone.

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agup
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In response to mchandak

‎06-07-2007 09:04 AM

Resolved...

thanks a lot..we don't have unified messaging but we had licenses for Unity Inbox. I tested accessing it using PCA and sent a test message to a test PDL...works like a charm. I was aware of the codec issues and thus already got the file done is G711...

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mchandak
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In response to agup

‎06-07-2007 09:33 AM

Good to know it worked as you wanted it to :-)

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Rob Huffman
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‎06-07-2007 12:07 PM

Hi Mahesh,

Very interesting answer! "You learn something new every day". 5 points for sure on this one.

Take care,

Rob

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mchandak
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In response to Rob Huffman

‎06-07-2007 12:23 PM

Thanks Rob. I guess that is the reason most of us are here. To learn something new and help others as much as we can :-)

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