IPOpotamus
Programmer
Hello Tek-tippers
I am making a decommission of a classical Nice Call Focus (NCF III) to move to Cybertech Nice Trading Recording.
As many of you know there is no path for migration from NCF, or a way to export massivlely the recordings stored on external media (DVD, tapes) but the customer anyway requires the recordings for 7 years more, and shut down the machine.
So some operators will make thousands of queries and saving the files to local disk until downloading manually by rounds of 50 files.
I got this questions:
is there some way to change the way saved as files are named? By now it only puts the name like this:
username_wav_xx.wav (where xx is a consecutive number in hexadecimal from 00 to 99) which are not meaningful for organizing.
The “nice query” interface allows to save the files in “aud” format which is very lighter than “wav” about 20 times less space.
But no idea of which player to use, the NCF windows system marks the “.aud” file as a “nice format audio” different from .nmf files found in NP 3.x
Any hint will be appreciated
=== having a NICE time with NICE ===
I am making a decommission of a classical Nice Call Focus (NCF III) to move to Cybertech Nice Trading Recording.
As many of you know there is no path for migration from NCF, or a way to export massivlely the recordings stored on external media (DVD, tapes) but the customer anyway requires the recordings for 7 years more, and shut down the machine.
So some operators will make thousands of queries and saving the files to local disk until downloading manually by rounds of 50 files.
I got this questions:
is there some way to change the way saved as files are named? By now it only puts the name like this:
username_wav_xx.wav (where xx is a consecutive number in hexadecimal from 00 to 99) which are not meaningful for organizing.
The “nice query” interface allows to save the files in “aud” format which is very lighter than “wav” about 20 times less space.
But no idea of which player to use, the NCF windows system marks the “.aud” file as a “nice format audio” different from .nmf files found in NP 3.x
Any hint will be appreciated
=== having a NICE time with NICE ===