Hi Dave,
I'll speak
to the product manager and see what he says, but I want to be sure that
I set realistic expectations here.
Of course, i would be building up any unrealistic expectations, I just figured if I don't ask the question I may never know the answer
The problem with this approach though is that it is not just about
getting the initial recordings done, but also about maintaining them
whenever changes are made as features are added or changed. So it
becomes an ongoing cost to someone - usually Cisco.
I fully understand this statement, this would be the case if it was to be put up in the public domain and for everyone to be able to download them and use them, naturally this would be the path that Cisco would want to take, however though there is this part of the community that Cisco can leverage talent from, not everything has to be at the cost of Cisco, I think sometimes your VAR's may get underestimated about how devoted they can be to the Cisco cause, and to what ends they will go to ensure their customers are satisfied/serviced
Anyway i appreciate you even considering taking this to the development team.
Cheers,
David.
Cheers,
David Trad.
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