Call Recordings Automatic Deletion / Recordings Compressing / Select All Queues

[karamba]

Hello!
1) I am curious how this -> Delete Temporary Recordings after * (30 days) work.
Sometimes I think that it does not work straight away.
Are there any logs where I can check if this process works correclty?

find /pbx/Recordings -type f -mtime +30, with this only?

Rights are the correct ones. phonesystem user is also attached.

Would be great to check in some logs if this function really works, because right now I have a feeling that this process is delayed.

2) Also, someone knows, there will be an option to compress audio files in V20? Because seems like audio weighs more right now, I remember in V18 it was possible.

3) There will be an option to select all queues in Abondoned Queue Calls, for example?

Thanks and any information will be helpful.

 

[VoIPTools]

I have not confirmed when recordings are deleted by 3CX myself, but I assume this is a nightly process rather than immediate. We have a similar feature in our 3CX Recording Manager tool. You can confirm by looking for recordings in the management console, and looking on disk to see if the recordings still exist.

Recording compression was removed, and will not return (according to 3CX support). 3CX determined that the compression was fairly small, but the impact on the ability to listen to the recordings was large.

If you still need compression, our tool is able to reduce the archived version of the recording to 1/4 of the original size without any noticeable loss in audio quality, yet is still in a widely supported format that pretty much any application can play.

I don't understand your question #3.

 

[karamba]

I have not confirmed when recordings are deleted by 3CX myself, but I assume this is a nightly process rather than immediate. We have a similar feature in our 3CX Recording Manager tool. You can confirm by looking for recordings in the management console, and looking on disk to see if the recordings still exist.

Recording compression was removed, and will not return (according to 3CX support). 3CX determined that the compression was fairly small, but the impact on the ability to listen to the recordings was large.

If you still need compression, our tool is able to reduce the archived version of the recording to 1/4 of the original size without any noticeable loss in audio quality, yet is still in a widely supported format that pretty much any application can play.

I don't understand your question #3.

1) I am not interested in this tool, because a lot of these features I can create manually on Debian.
2) Ok.
3) In the existing V20 you can't select all queues in statistics, you can choose only individual queues, in V18, it was possible.