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This is probably a very silly question, but I've just been trying to find an answer using search and can't (well OK it returned so many wrong answers I stopped looking 
Anyway, I've been using 3cx now really successfully now for over a year and the other day I needed to check a voice recording. I thought simplicity as I've checked call recording before. Simply search the recordings directory for the number dialled and hay presto all the recording appear.
WRONG, the call I needed to hear was an OUTGOING CALL and my usual search didn't work as the file name didn't contain the number dialled, just the date and time the call was made along with the words '[makecall] xxxxxxxxxxx'.
I managed to find it only by listening to every outbound call on that day (a very boring task).
Can the voice recording function be set to put the number dialled into the filename to make searching easier? If so how?
Many thanks in advance.
Anyway, I've been using 3cx now really successfully now for over a year and the other day I needed to check a voice recording. I thought simplicity as I've checked call recording before. Simply search the recordings directory for the number dialled and hay presto all the recording appear.
WRONG, the call I needed to hear was an OUTGOING CALL and my usual search didn't work as the file name didn't contain the number dialled, just the date and time the call was made along with the words '[makecall] xxxxxxxxxxx'.
I managed to find it only by listening to every outbound call on that day (a very boring task).
Can the voice recording function be set to put the number dialled into the filename to make searching easier? If so how?
Many thanks in advance.