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Mitel Forums => Mitel MiVoice Business/MCD/3300 => Topic started by: JasonTL on October 22, 2015, 10:33:05 AM
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I know with a physical controller you can use the audio port for external MOH, but is their a solution for a virtual controller? I am not very experienced with VMware in general, but was curious as to if anyone had set up something for an external MOH source for a virtual controller? Anything as an alternative to the physical audio port?
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Isn't it built in now? It uses a SIP link to get to the MOH....IIRC.
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So you can stream MOH across a SIP trunk?
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ok, I see what you are referring to now. 7.0 has MOH over IP features. I am running 6.0 SP3, so I will need to upgrade for this I believe. Thank you.
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From what research I did on this, it's a SIP extension that it streams from, not a SIP trunk.
So you had to have software/service that you could register as a SIP extension to on your system.
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The SIP extension streams the music from the internet or other device. There are units available that do this interfacing as well.
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Do you need to be on 7.0 or can will 6.0 SP3 with a SIP extension work?
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Far as I know introduced in &.0 so you will have to be on that.
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ok, thanks
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Can you not upload a MOH if you have embedded VM?
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Yes we currently have everything uploaded. I think they are hoping for better quality from an external source possibly.
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ok, so I finally got around to testing this. It appears you have to have a PC and use the microphone output to push out the audio from the Mitel docs?
My question, has anyone else used this with a virtual controller? Do you have a PC setup? If so how to set the audio path? And is there a external device that would work better with the virtual controller?
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Any ideas?
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Audio quality is limited by the codecs involved. No matter the input, somewhere along the path it's going to get converted down to a 8khz stream, so trying to use a higher quality source is a moot point.
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Yeah, I understand. I was "hoping" we had some alternatives for better quality MOH. Or, the staff members here were hoping that I guess I should say. Thanks for the input.
J