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Does anyone know if the data stored on the voicemail flash card is in a "standard" file format?
I am doing a migrating to a non-Iwatsu PBX and would like to save the auto-attendant menu wav files for use in the new (non-Iwatsu) PBX.
I was hoping to pull the flash card, put it in a flash card reader in my computer and copy off the wav files.
Anybody know?
Dana
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The formatting on the VMI card is proprietary stuff from Carolina Digital. You may be able to pull the audio files off, but you'd probably need another proprietary program- don't know of one myself- to make any use of it.
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You can't even read the CF card on a PC. As soon as you plug it into a card reader, the PC tells you that the card needs to be formatted to work properly.
I suppose you might be able to mount it in a Linux environment and get to the files that way, maybe?
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