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We've taken a 7200 system out of service
Customer would like copies of voicemail messages ( approx 300 )
Is there a program that can read the Samsung SVMi messages files directly ?
Or a program to read the files and convert to WAV files ?
Thanks
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Unfortunately there is no program that i know of to do this.
You're only option is to setup email gateway on a mailbox and manually forward all the voice messages into this mailbox and then save each wav file from the email.
I never figured out howto manually convert a msg to a wav file.
the SVMI20e runs dos, so boot it up into DOS and have a look around the exe files in the \dta folder, i think there is something about wav in there from memory
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