One of my programers is writing a small web front end for recordings. He is having trouble matching the recording with the call log, as the timestamp on the file is always skewed by a couple of seconds.
Is the recorder filename stored somewhere I am missing?
Side note: I am not using the mixed recordings, only the split channels (one of them has both sides anyway) because for some reason the mixing scripts is truncating over 10 minute calls randomly...
Do recording filenames get stored in the DB?
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Do recording filenames get stored in the DB?
by ekaftan » Thu Apr 24, 2008 7:56 pm
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by Op3r » Fri Apr 25, 2008 1:54 am
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One question, does the recording_log table also store the location even if you ftp'ed it to another server?
One question, does the recording_log table also store the location even if you ftp'ed it to another server?
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by ekaftan » Fri Apr 25, 2008 9:09 pm
ekaftan wrote:mflorell wrote:Have you looked in the recording_log table?
Perfect answer! thanks...
It worked! I had to add an index to the 'user' field on the call_log (I took the db down today testing the query :_) but I have the filename..
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