Guest IVR_Newbiea Report post Posted 05/24/2004 02:02 PM I'm using the recording module for users to record the greeting messages. To let users signify end of recording, I ask them to press any key to stop recording, and then use the path statements 'on {key} goto {next statement}' for the recording. However, this approach caused a big issue: I realise that the DTMF key signal for stopping the recording will also be recorded in the greetings, and hence, when the message is played, the signal at the end will be incorrectly be captured as user's input. Kindly advise how can I avoid this problem? For your information, I'm using the digital dialogic card D/240JCT on ISDN T1 and using the ISDN version of VoiceGuide. Thanks for advising. Share this post Link to post
SupportTeam Report post Posted 05/24/2004 08:43 PM I realise that the DTMF key signal for stopping the recording will also be recorded in the greetings, and hence, when the message is played, the signal at the end will be incorrectly be captured as user's input. VoiceGuide will not include the DTMF tone in the recording. The length of recording that VG cuts off when recording is finished due to a DTMF keypress can be regulated in VG.INI file. See setting RecCutIfDtmfStopBytes I'm pretty sure RecCutIfDtmfStopBytes and not some other setting is used by the "VoiceGuide for ISDN" product. I'll check on this and report if that is not the case. Share this post Link to post
Guest IVR_Newbie Report post Posted 05/26/2004 03:12 AM Thanks for your advice and from there, I am getting a better understanding of the issue. I find out that the length of key pressed can be longer or shorter, depending on how the caller pressed the key. Hence, if the caller presses quickly, the DTMF tone will not be recorded, but if the key is pressed longer, than part of the signal will not have be 'cut' completely. If this is the case how this is handled, then this is a compromising issue --- how to set a time long enough to make sure the tone is not included, but that will mean for some users the recorded message will be truncated. Are there any better ways to approach this? (Detecting silences versus detecting key pressed for end of recording is a worse situation.) Please advise. Share this post Link to post
SupportTeam Report post Posted 05/26/2004 03:18 AM Please provide and example of the recording when this occurred (DTMF tone was recorded in sound file) and the trace made for the call during which the this recording was made. Share this post Link to post
Guest IVR_Newbie Report post Posted 05/28/2004 09:36 AM (edited) Please find the log files attached, as well as the recorded sound file and the vg.ini file. As you may see, I've set quite a long cutoff time: RecCutIfDtmfStopBytes_Dialogic=14000 (To be fair, the sample was recorded when the key was pressed a longer time --- but still a reasonable expected time for the average caller) Thanks for helping to investigate. Edited 05/28/2004 10:23 AM by SupportTeam Share this post Link to post
SupportTeam Report post Posted 05/28/2004 10:42 AM Please email support@voiceguide.com with a reference to this support thread and a fix for this will be forwarded to you. Please also refrain from posting traces from "VoiceGuide for ISDN" on this forum. Please email any "VoiceGuide for ISDN" traces directly to support@voiceguide.com Share this post Link to post