audio-prompts
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How VICIdial Numbers Phone-Recorded Prompt Filenames
VICIdial phone-recorded prompts start at filename 85100001 and increment by one per recording — here is why that matters and how to track your files.
Read postHow to Log In to the VICIdial Prompt Recorder (ID 4321)
The VICIdial prompt recorder at extension 8168 uses a fixed PIN of 4321 followed by # — here is exactly how login works and what to expect.
Read postThe VICIdial 8168 Record-Prompt Extension Explained
Extension 8168 is VICIdial's built-in phone-based audio recorder — here is exactly what it does, how the dialplan context works, and when to use it.
Read postWhere to Use VICIdial Phone-Recorded Prompts
Phone-recorded VICIdial prompts can be used in six distinct places across campaigns and in-groups — here is where each field lives and what it plays.
Read postHow to Save, Listen to, or Re-record a VICIdial Prompt
After recording a VICIdial audio prompt by phone, you get three choices — press 1 to save, 2 to listen, or 3 to re-record. Here is what each does.
Read postHow to Record a VICIdial Audio Prompt by Phone
Step-by-step walkthrough for recording a new audio prompt in VICIdial by dialing extension 8168 from any phone connected to your server.
Read postHow to use a TTS entry in a campaign audio field
Replace any campaign audio prompt with a text-to-speech entry by typing TTS followed by the entry id into the audio field.
Read postWhat Cepstral is and why VICIdial TTS needs it
Cepstral is the text-to-speech engine that turns VICIdial prompt text into spoken audio, with SSML control over pronunciation, pitch, and volume.
Read postHow to mix TTS with recorded audio in one prompt
Drop audio tags into a VICIdial TTS entry to play recorded WAV files alongside spoken lead data inside the same prompt.
Read postHow to control TTS pronunciation with SSML
SSML lets you tell VICIdial's text-to-speech engine how to say numbers, letters, and account IDs instead of guessing the pronunciation.
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