Voice file record: vcerec

-b board

Specify the board number. Default = 0.

-e encoding

Specify the encoding of the file. This option is needed only for flat files. Entering -e? displays the following valid values:

1 NMS-16

2 NMS-24

3 NMS-32

4 NMS-64

10 MULAW

11 ALAW

13 PCM8M16

14 OKI-24

15 OKI-32

16 PCM11M8

17 PCM11M16

20 G726

22 IMA-24

23 IMA-32

24 GSM

26 G723-5.3

27 G723-6.4

28 G729A

-f filetype

Specify the file type. File types are VOX, WAV, and VCE. By default, the file type is inferred from the file name. A file with an extension other than .vox or .wav is considered VCE (flat). If no file type is specified and the file name does not have an extension, .vox is assumed.

-i voxindices

Specify the number of index entries in a newly created VOX file (48 to 6500). The default number of index entries in a VOX file is 250.

-m start:end

Specify the message or messages to record. If only start is specified, only that message is recorded. If end is also specified, all messages from start to end, inclusive, are recorded.

-p protocol

Wait for and connect to an incoming call. -p specifies the call control protocol. Default is LPS0. To use vcerec with a phone directly connected to a DID port on an AG 2000/C board, specify the NOCC protocol. For example:

vcerec -pnocc filename

-r seconds

Specify the maximum seconds per message. If not specified, there is no limit.

-s [stream:]slot

Specify the port (DSP) address. Default = 0:0.

You need to specify only the slot.

-x

Overwrite the existing destination file. The default is to merge into an existing file, if any.

-?

Display an on-screen list of program options.