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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.

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How 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.

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The 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.

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Where 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.

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How 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.

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How 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.

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How 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.

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What 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.

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How 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.

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How 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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