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Neil A. Hillard wrote:<br>
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In message <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:4238BAEE.5030202@stromberg-carlson.org"><4238BAEE.5030202@stromberg-carlson.org></a>, John Novack<br>
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<pre wrap="">Perhaps the instructions have improved, but I discovered that some instructions were incomplete. Perhaps not to a Linux expert, but to the "normal" reader, information such as in what directory should a specific operation be performed.
I finally was able to move some stuff around and bumble into it, but still get the complaint when Asterisk loads about the flexibel (sp?)rate not fully tested.
The Wiki mentions this, but again a solution is not provided for the novice.
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<pre wrap=""><!---->I'm pretty good with Linux and follow the instructions OK but, like you,I still get the warning and I know 100% that my mp3s are CBR !!!
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The Wiki says " to use your favorite MP3 editor" well, all I want is
some MOH. I don't HAVE a favorite ( or any other ) MP3 editor.<br>
There seems to be no problem with it working, but I find it curious.<br>
At this point I am not even sure the music sources weren't installed
with Asterisk, which makes the solution even more curious.<br>
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It is ALL very curious.<br>
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John Novack<br>
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