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Trouble with Greetings 1

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galley

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Apr 28, 2007
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Hi All!

The customer recorded greetings for a menu, when we dial the toll free number that takes you to each recording, the beginning of the message is being cut off, so instead of hearing "Thank you for calling..." you hear "you for calling.." or "for calling.." . This happens on all recorded greetings for menus, the mailboxes are fine. Does anyone know a fix for this?
 
It may be happening to all toll free calls as they hit the system. Since users are only reached after they have been transferred from a toll free to the extension.

In other words, I'd take one of the toll free numbers and point it to a DN. Call it, answer right away and speak. See if the caller hears you. This would eliminate the menu or mail system.

I suspect this is a trunk route issue.

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This is not a trunk route issue, the TFN is already pointed to a DN. Wheather I dial the TFN or the DID DN, I have the same issue?
 
Sure, I bet the TFN and DID come in on the same trunk route.

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Call Pilot 3.0, the TFN and DID both come over a PRI.
 
So, I'd start looking at the trunk route :)

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Can you post the route and 1 of the trunks in that route?

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Another way to isolate this is call someone who has a DID on same PRI and have them answer instantly and start speaking. If you hear their first words, then that would eliminate the trunk route.

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We have simililar issue on BCM's installed at certain store. Fortunately Callpilot allows you to import recordings. Use a program like Sony Sound Forge or a plethora of free recording software and insert silence to front of greeting until you find the right mix to play what you want to here. So far all the ones we've done like that haven't come back to bite us. Remember callpilot requires recordings to be 8 or 16 bit, Mono, PCM
 
i wiould just put 2 seconds of dead air at the begining of the message. noone will notice dead air between rings
 
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