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G729 and G723 are not supported by the open source version of Oreka. G711 is
fine.

Henri

 

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From: Krzysztof Drewicz [mailto:krz...@gm...] 
Sent: 15 December 2009 12:22
To: Henri Herscher
Cc: ore...@li...
Subject: Re: [Oreka-devel] Call logging with pbx integration

 

 

2009/12/15 Henri Herscher <he...@or...>

Krzysztof,

Your best bet is to record the RTP with Oreka as usual



G.711 -> I assume that 100% will work
what about G.723 ?
or about G.729 ?

any time-saving demo iso to install on some common PC hardware?

Gonzalo,

 

Please add this under the top node of config.xml:

<TapePathNaming>myfixedpathname/<TapePathNaming >

 

Henri

 

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From: Gonzalo Brusella [mailto:gbr...@gm...] 
Sent: 03 December 2009 14:18
To: oreka-devel
Subject: [Oreka-devel] Problems with config file OrkAudio

 

This is my config.xml file for OrkAudio:

<config>
    <CapturePlugin>VoIP.dll</CapturePlugin>
    <CapturePluginPath>audiocaptureplugins/</CapturePluginPath>    
    <StorageAudioFormat>pcmwav</StorageAudioFormat>
    <DeleteNativeFile>yes</DeleteNativeFile>
    <TrackerHostname>localhost</TrackerHostname>
    <EnableReporting>false</EnableReporting>
    <ClientTimeout>1000</ClientTimeout>
    <NumBatchThreads></NumBatchThreads>
    <AudioSegmentation>false</AudioSegmentation>
    <AudioSegmentDuration>10</AudioSegmentDuration>
    <AudioOutputPath>c:/Audio</AudioOutputPath>
    <LookBackRecording>true</LookBackRecording>
    <TapeProcessors>BatchProcessing, TapeFileNaming,
Reporting</TapeProcessors>
 
<TapeFileNaming>[nativecallid],_,[hour],[min],[sec],[remoteparty],_,[localpa
rty],_,[nativecallid]</TapeFileNaming>
    
    <VoIpPlugin>
 
<Devices>\Device\NPF_{FE02AEB6-6773-4963-9582-E47AC9D05E1C}</Devices>
        <MediaGateways>10.10.1.25</MediaGateways>
    </VoIpPlugin>
    <GeneratorPlugin>
        <NumConcurrentPorts>1</NumConcurrentPorts>
        <AudioDuration>5</AudioDuration>
        <AudioFilename>sine.8KHz.pcm.wav</AudioFilename>
    </GeneratorPlugin>
</config>


The problems are:

*	Records All The SIP conversations (I need to do it on-demand for a
native call ID) (using the
"http://<Host>:59140/command?type=record&nativecallid=<NativeCallID>" /
"http://<Host>:59140/command?type=stop&nativecallid=<NativeCallID>" method,
that's why I'm setting the LookBackRecording)
*	The files are put in c:\Audio\<Year>\<Month>\<Day>\<Hour> path (and
I need to store all the wavs on the same path)


Any help will be really appreciated.


Gonzalo A. Brusella
go...@br...
http://www.brusella.com.ar

This error is harmless. You can safely ignore it.

Henri

 

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From: Gonzalo Brusella [mailto:go...@br...] 
Sent: 27 November 2009 10:22
To: oreka-devel
Subject: [Oreka-devel] Error on the Audio caused by the tracker

 

Hello Again people:

I got a "OrkTrack::Run(): [localhost,8080] success:false
comment:OrkObjectFactory class does not existinit" error when initializing
OrkAudio, and it goes into a infinite loop on 
OrkClient.cpp

void OrkTrack::Run(void* args) 

Any clue?


Gonzalo A. Brusella
go...@br...
http://www.brusella.com.ar

2009/12/15 Henri Herscher <he...@or...>

> Krzysztof,
>
> Your best bet is to record the RTP with Oreka as usual
>


G.711 -> I assume that 100% will work
what about G.723 ?
or about G.729 ?

any time-saving demo iso to install on some common PC hardware?

This is possible without any specific configuration for SIP and Cisco Skinny
signalling. What phone platform are you operating?

Henri

 

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From: Евгений Ю. Смоляр [mailto:Evg...@bs...] 
Sent: 10 December 2009 02:18
To: ore...@li...
Subject: [Oreka-devel] (no subject)

 


Hello! 

I want recording calls for phones with specific extension (Calling ID). 
As it to realize with the OrkAudio? 


Yours sincerely,

Smolyar Eugene Yurevich
The main expert of a department of data transmission and communication 
OAO "Bank "St.-Petersburg""
Ph. (812) 329-58-83
Fax (812) 329-59-99
E-mail: sm...@bs..., Evg...@bs...

Krzysztof,

Your best bet is to record the RTP with Oreka as usual and then use your CDR
or CSTA info to add information to your database.

Henri

-----Original Message-----
From: Krzysztof Drewicz [mailto:krz...@gm...] 
Sent: 10 December 2009 18:24
To: ore...@li...
Subject: [Oreka-devel] Call logging with pbx integration

Hello there,

i wander how to integrate ALU OmniPCX R9 with OrecX and do it with a style.

i'st thing:
there are more than a few ways to record audio and more than a one way
to get some custom info about recoding.
1st I coud tap a call that goes from Telco to PBX with passive adapter
and put it to wanpipe/sangoma (could i do it? the wiki on sangoma only
shows picture how to do it when sangoma is routing calls to zaptel,. i
know that i could go with DS2155 in passive receiver mode, use two
ports card to record one E1 stream and do it by zaptel/dahdi without a
softswitch running).

Then i got: calling number, called number, time/date, duration, and of
course B channel contents with separate two voice streams.
BUT:
PBX integration allows for:
-data from CDRs, so at first internal number that picked a call (you
dial +48.22.123 000 000 but receiving internal extension is 1202).
Info if the call was transfered during the call etc...
-data from CSTA, so i could have a lot more, and do it in real time

what whould you propose on this subject, should i write my own plugin?
or should i start with RTP capturing and write only plugin for some
more meta-data ?

any help or directions?

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Hello there,

i wander how to integrate ALU OmniPCX R9 with OrecX and do it with a style.

i'st thing:
there are more than a few ways to record audio and more than a one way
to get some custom info about recoding.
1st I coud tap a call that goes from Telco to PBX with passive adapter
and put it to wanpipe/sangoma (could i do it? the wiki on sangoma only
shows picture how to do it when sangoma is routing calls to zaptel,. i
know that i could go with DS2155 in passive receiver mode, use two
ports card to record one E1 stream and do it by zaptel/dahdi without a
softswitch running).

Then i got: calling number, called number, time/date, duration, and of
course B channel contents with separate two voice streams.
BUT:
PBX integration allows for:
-data from CDRs, so at first internal number that picked a call (you
dial +48.22.123 000 000 but receiving internal extension is 1202).
Info if the call was transfered during the call etc...
-data from CSTA, so i could have a lot more, and do it in real time

what whould you propose on this subject, should i write my own plugin?
or should i start with RTP capturing and write only plugin for some
more meta-data ?

any help or directions?

Hello!

I want recording calls for phones with specific extension (Calling ID).
As it to realize with the OrkAudio?


Yours sincerely,

Smolyar Eugene Yurevich
The main expert of a department of data transmission and communication 
OAO "Bank "St.-Petersburg""
Ph. (812) 329-58-83
Fax (812) 329-59-99
E-mail: sm...@bs..., Evg...@bs...

This is my config.xml file for OrkAudio:

<config>
    <CapturePlugin>VoIP.dll</CapturePlugin>
    <CapturePluginPath>audiocaptureplugins/</CapturePluginPath>
    <StorageAudioFormat>pcmwav</StorageAudioFormat>
    <DeleteNativeFile>yes</DeleteNativeFile>
    <TrackerHostname>localhost</TrackerHostname>
    <EnableReporting>false</EnableReporting>
    <ClientTimeout>1000</ClientTimeout>
    <NumBatchThreads></NumBatchThreads>
    <AudioSegmentation>false</AudioSegmentation>
    <AudioSegmentDuration>10</AudioSegmentDuration>
    <AudioOutputPath>c:/Audio</AudioOutputPath>
*    <LookBackRecording>true</LookBackRecording>*
    <TapeProcessors>BatchProcessing, TapeFileNaming,
Reporting</TapeProcessors>

<TapeFileNaming>[nativecallid],_,[hour],[min],[sec],[remoteparty],_,[localparty],_,[nativecallid]</TapeFileNaming>

    <VoIpPlugin>

<Devices>\Device\NPF_{FE02AEB6-6773-4963-9582-E47AC9D05E1C}</Devices>
        <MediaGateways>10.10.1.25</MediaGateways>
    </VoIpPlugin>
    <GeneratorPlugin>
        <NumConcurrentPorts>1</NumConcurrentPorts>
        <AudioDuration>5</AudioDuration>
        <AudioFilename>sine.8KHz.pcm.wav</AudioFilename>
    </GeneratorPlugin>
</config>


The problems are:

   - Records All The SIP conversations (I need to do it on-demand for a
   native call ID) (using the
"http://<Host>:59140/command?type=record&nativecallid=<NativeCallID>"
   / "http://<Host>:59140/command?type=stop&nativecallid=<NativeCallID>"
   method, that's why I'm setting the *LookBackRecording*)
   - The files are put in c:\Audio\<Year>\<Month>\<Day>\<Hour> path (and I
   need to store all the wavs on the same path)


Any help will be really appreciated.


Gonzalo A. Brusella
go...@br...
http://www.brusella.com.ar