[asterisk-users] Who has the best call recording solution!

[Matt Florell]

Hello,

We have done all sorts of customized recording archiving solutions
like this with both Asterisk and VICIDIAL. Some of them housing
millions of recordings that are stored on archive servers and are
available through web-form for download instantly.

We have also worked with programs like OrecX that are extremely
flexible and offer a user interface for file access and management as
well as live monitoring.

All of the high-volume recording solutions we have installed use
separate archive servers to store the recordings.

MATT---

On 6/18/08, Mark Hamilton <mark.h at cage151.com> wrote:
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> Hi guys,
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> So, I was wondering this morning as to who might have the best recording
> solution implemented.
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> When I say best, I mean how they record, convert it to some
> low-diskspace-consuming format, and then leave it there, until a web-app
> requests it, and then it's changed to wav or mp3 and then lets it download,
> etc.
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> Either that or someone records, then pushes off the recordings to a
> 'recordings server', then when someone requests to listen to it on the box
> that was recorded, it pulls the relevant recording from the 'server',
> converts it and allows it for download?
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> Something like that.. you get the drift.
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> Basically, I'm looking to record different queues that are hosted. But do
> not want to compromise too much diskspace, yet want to make it available for
> download through some web-app for listening (wav or mp3).
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> Thanks,
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> Mark.
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