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Digital Receptionist announcment playback is "fuzzy&quo
I have a new system installed in my home as a test system with Version3.1.2434.0 on Windows Server 2003 R2. I have one PSTN line hosted via a Linksys 3000 ATA, and 6 analog phones via Linksys 2100 ATA. The PSTN line is routed to a Digital Receptionist that I setup, and is working OK, except for one problem. The playbck of the announcement is fuzzy and fades out in spots but not always in teh same place and not all the time. When it does fade out it makes it hard to hear the options.
I have rerecorded the announcement a couple of times and am using the recommended PCM recording format. I have searched through the forums and found severl messages regarding poor voice quality on the VoIP calls and have implemented the priority upgrade that was recommend to solve that problem, but it doesn't appear to effect this issue. Voice quality on calls that make it through te DR are good, and do not exhibit the "fuzzy". Any suggestions on how to fix this issue?
markh
I have a new system installed in my home as a test system with Version3.1.2434.0 on Windows Server 2003 R2. I have one PSTN line hosted via a Linksys 3000 ATA, and 6 analog phones via Linksys 2100 ATA. The PSTN line is routed to a Digital Receptionist that I setup, and is working OK, except for one problem. The playbck of the announcement is fuzzy and fades out in spots but not always in teh same place and not all the time. When it does fade out it makes it hard to hear the options.
I have rerecorded the announcement a couple of times and am using the recommended PCM recording format. I have searched through the forums and found severl messages regarding poor voice quality on the VoIP calls and have implemented the priority upgrade that was recommend to solve that problem, but it doesn't appear to effect this issue. Voice quality on calls that make it through te DR are good, and do not exhibit the "fuzzy". Any suggestions on how to fix this issue?
markh