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Ultra-Record Application Module |
The FAR Voice |
Recording Audio Text Material
Although system prompts are usually studio recorded and
carefully digitized to produce an optimal sound, transient
recordings for such systems are not so simple. Some of these
recordings can be awkward to maintain unless they can be set
for future activation. There are many examples of such
recordings:
- News, weather, and traffic reports
- Homework assignments
- School lunch menus
- Used car descriptions
- Emergency messages
- Events in the area
- Theater billings
- Advertisements
- 'Joke-of-the-Day'
The FAR Systems Ultra-Record Application Module provides
all of the flexibility required for any application.
- Maintenance by any number of persons, with security.
A person can only record files for which he or she
has authorization.
- Maintenance of any number of languages by any number
of people
- Recorders hear only the prompts applicable to their
authorizations, that is, if you maintain only one
language, you do not hear prompts regarding language
choices, etc.
- Future activation dates
- Future erasure dates, with or without 'placeholder'
recording
- Provision for 'periodic' recordings, i.e., a
recording that appears automatically on specified
dates each year
- Automatic conformance to recorder preferences, for
example, if a person maintains recordings in more
than one language, the system automatically plays
recording system prompts in the preferred language
for that caller
The volume level of remotely recorded audio files can vary by
20 db. The FAR Systems Ultra-Record Module automatically adjusts
such files to a constant maximal level so that the system sounds
consistent and understandable.
