Краткое Руководство По Установке для Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server
Customizing Music and Voice Prompts for Cisco Unified MeetingPlace
How to Customize Music and Voice Prompts
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e.
From Attributes, select 8.000 kHz, 8-bit, mono.
f.
Select OK.
g.
On the Properties for Sound dialog box, select OK.
Step 2
Record the custom voice prompt.
Step 3
Save the custom voice prompt with the same filename as the voice prompt you want to replace.
All voice prompt files are called s<number>.wav where <number> corresponds to the prompt number.
What To Do Next
Proceed to the
Creating a Custom Music Prompt
This task describes how to convert a source music file to a custom music prompt for Cisco Unified
MeetingPlace. The original source music file can be one that you created or a pre-recorded music file of
your choosing.
MeetingPlace. The original source music file can be one that you created or a pre-recorded music file of
your choosing.
Note
This procedure uses Adobe Audition, but you may instead use CoolEdit or another equivalent
commercially available audio editing tool.
commercially available audio editing tool.
Before You Begin
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If you use a pre-recorded music file, make sure you comply with licensing terms or digital rights
restrictions.
restrictions.
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Read the following:
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Determine the number and duration of the music file that you want to customize. See
Table 1
.
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Determine the location of the music file that you want to customize. See the
Procedure
Step 1
Use Adobe Audition to convert the source music file to a 16 bit, 8 kHz, mono, linear PCM, headerless
file:
file:
a.
Open the Adobe Audition application.
b.
Choose File > Open to open the source music file.
c.
Choose File > Save As.
d.
In the Save In field, choose an appropriate folder.
e.
In the File Name field, enter the temporary filename.
Use the following format: s<number>_temp.pcm, where <number> is the
Prompt Number
.
f.
In the Save As Type field, select PCM Raw Data (*.pcm, *.raw).