Hello 3CX Community,
I would like to propose an enhancement to the way 3CX handles call recordings. Currently, recordings are stored in the `/path/recordings` folder and organized based on extensions. For example:
```
/path/recordings
1234
calls
3452
calls
...
```
In many cases, each extension folder can contain anywhere from 1,000 to 100,000 call recordings. This large volume of files within a single directory makes file search and processing quite challenging and inefficient.
To improve the organization and manageability of these recordings, I suggest structuring the recordings based on yearly, monthly, and weekly folders. For example:
```
/path/recordings
1234
2024
Jan
week1
calls
week2
calls
...
Feb
week1
calls
...
2023
...
3452
2024
...
...
```
This hierarchical structure would significantly ease the process of searching for specific recordings and managing large datasets. It would also enhance performance when accessing and processing files within these directories.
I believe this improvement could benefit many users who deal with a high volume of call recordings. Thank you for considering this suggestion. I look forward to any feedback or discussion on this topic.
Best regards,
[Nijat Aliyev]
[[email protected]]
I would like to propose an enhancement to the way 3CX handles call recordings. Currently, recordings are stored in the `/path/recordings` folder and organized based on extensions. For example:
```
/path/recordings
1234
calls
3452
calls
...
```
In many cases, each extension folder can contain anywhere from 1,000 to 100,000 call recordings. This large volume of files within a single directory makes file search and processing quite challenging and inefficient.
To improve the organization and manageability of these recordings, I suggest structuring the recordings based on yearly, monthly, and weekly folders. For example:
```
/path/recordings
1234
2024
Jan
week1
calls
week2
calls
...
Feb
week1
calls
...
2023
...
3452
2024
...
...
```
This hierarchical structure would significantly ease the process of searching for specific recordings and managing large datasets. It would also enhance performance when accessing and processing files within these directories.
I believe this improvement could benefit many users who deal with a high volume of call recordings. Thank you for considering this suggestion. I look forward to any feedback or discussion on this topic.
Best regards,
[Nijat Aliyev]
[[email protected]]
