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RMX 2000 Administrator's Guide - Polycom Support

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Chapter 13-IVR Services<br />

Creating Audio Prompts and Video Slides<br />

13-36<br />

The <strong>RMX</strong> is shipped with default voice messages (in WAV format) and<br />

video slides that are used for the default IVR services. You can create your<br />

own video slides and record the voice messages for different languages or<br />

customize them to your needs.<br />

Recording an Audio Message<br />

To record audio messages, use any sound recording utility available in<br />

your computer or record them professionally in a recording studio. Make<br />

sure that recorded message can be saved as a Wave file (*.wav format)<br />

and that the recorded format settings are as defined in steps 4 and 5 on<br />

page 13-36. The files are converted into the <strong>RMX</strong> internal format during<br />

the upload process.<br />

This section describes the use of the Sound Recorder utility delivered with<br />

Windows 95/98/<strong>2000</strong>/XP.<br />

To define the format settings for audio messages:<br />

The format settings for audio messages need to be set only once. The settings<br />

will then be applied to any new audio messages recorded.<br />

1 On your PC, click Start > Programs > Accessories > Entertainment ><br />

Sound Recorder.<br />

The Sound–Sound Recorder dialog box opens.<br />

2 To define the recording format, click File > Properties.<br />

The Properties for Sound dialog box opens.

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