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Step 6
For Save as Type, leave the default Sounds (".wav).
Step 7
Click Change.
The Sound Selection window displays.
Step 8
For Format, from the drop-down, scroll up and select: CCITT u-Law.
Step 9
For Attributes, select the default: 8.00 kHz, 8 Bit, Mono, 7kb/sec
Step 10
Click OK to accept the format, then Save to save the audio file.
Step 11
Copy/transfer the newly created media file to the CVP all-in-one-box server to the folder:
C:\Cisco\CVP\VXMLServer\Tomcat\webapps\en-us\app
Modify the Application Script to Support the Media Files
Complete the following steps to use the media file you just created:
Step 1
Access the CVP all-in-one-box server using a program such as VNC Viewer.
Step 2
Open the Call Studio application and open the customhelloworld voice application you created
earlier.
Step 3
Select the Audio_01 element and click the Audio tab.
Step 4
Open the Audio Groups tree to access audio item 1.
Step 5
Deselect Use Default Audio Path if it is selected.
Step 6
In the URI box enter: http://<your IP for CVP all-in-one-box
server>:7000/en-us/<your_audiofile.wav>
 using forward slashes.
Example: http://10.86.132.141:7000/en-us/myfile.wav
Note: Call Studio expects the previous portion of the path to be
C:\Cisco\CVP\VXMLServer\Tomcat\webapps.
Step 7
Save the modified application. You should not receive any error messages.
Step 8
Right click customhelloworld in the Navigator tree and select Deploy.
Step 9
In the Folder box enter: C:\Cisco\CVP\VXMLServer and click Finish to deploy the modified
voice application.
Step 10
Open My Computer and navigate to
C:\Cisco\CVP\VXMLServer\applications\customhelloworld\admin and double-click
updateApp.bat to update the voice application on the VXML server. Press any key to close
the command window.
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Use the CVP VXML Server as a Media Server for Your Custom Media Files