Meeting Place 8.0 Audio Recording play back

Hi,
We are currently using Meeting place 8.5, it is currently installed as Express Media server (Single server solution) as audio only conferencing solution.
I am able to record a meeting using meetingplace conference manager, but there is no option to find/play the recording, when i select the meeting and check the meeting details, I can find that the meeting is recorded but Attachment is displayed as No.
I found links which says to find the meeting using Meeting place web scheduler and find meetings but is if no avail as there is not web server installed in my setup.
Would like to if there is any way to find/play the recording.
Thanks,
Vinay

Hi Vinay,
Accessing or playback of recordings requires a Web Scheduling server to manage and convert the recording from the Application server. This is not possible with just an applicaiton server alone.
Thanks,
Derek Johnson
Conferencing TAC

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//importing happens here
public class audCap {
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                    16,
                    2,
                    AudioFormat.LITTLE_ENDIAN,
                    AudioFormat.SIGNED,
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                    Format.NOT_SPECIFIED,
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                   44100,
                   16,
                   2,
                   AudioFormat.LITTLE_ENDIAN,
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                   16,
                   Format.NOT_SPECIFIED,
                   Format.byteArray)};
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            System.exit(-1);
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               } catch (IOException e) {
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            System.exit(-1);
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        for (int i = 0; i < track.length; i++) {
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                    AudioFormat.LITTLE_ENDIAN,
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import javax.media.*;
import javax.media.format.*;
//import javax.media.format.audio.*;
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     protected AudioFormat inputFormat;
     /** chosen output Format **/
     protected AudioFormat outputFormat;
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     protected Format[] supportedInputFormats=new Format[0];
     /** supported output Formats **/
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               AudioFormat.LITTLE_ENDIAN,
               AudioFormat.SIGNED,
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     public void close() {
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          return (Object[]) new Control[0];
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     public Object getControl(String controlType) {
          try {
               Class cls = Class.forName(controlType);
               Object cs[] = getControls();
               for (int i = 0; i < cs.length; i++) {
                    if (cls.isInstance(cs)){
                         return cs[i];
               return null;
          } catch (Exception e) { // no such controlType or such control
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     public Format setInputFormat(Format input) {
          // the following code assumes valid Format
          inputFormat = (AudioFormat)input;
          return (Format)inputFormat;
     /** set the output format **/
     public Format setOutputFormat(Format output) {
          // the following code assumes valid Format
          outputFormat = (AudioFormat)output;
          return (Format)outputFormat;
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     protected Format getInputFormat() {
          return inputFormat;
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     protected Format getOutputFormat() {
          return outputFormat;
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     public Format [] getSupportedInputFormats() {
          return supportedInputFormats;
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     public Format [] getSupportedOutputFormats(Format in) {
          if (! (in instanceof AudioFormat) ){
               return new Format[0];
          AudioFormat iaf=(AudioFormat) in;
          if (!iaf.matches(supportedInputFormats[0])){
               return new Format[0];
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                    iaf.getChannels(),
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                    Format.NOT_SPECIFIED,
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16,
iaf.getChannels(),
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AudioFormat.SIGNED,
16,
Format.NOT_SPECIFIED,
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Hi Vinay,
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Thanks,
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Let's see if we can figure out the cause ... that might help
us with the "cure".
1) How are you listening to it - locally as in F4 preview?
Single-slide preview? From a remote location (web)? Locally after
publishing?
2) How many slides are covered during that 15 seconds of
"good" audio?
3) Same slides every time, or does it play well for only 15
seconds no matter which slide you start on?
4) How was the audio put
into the movie? Created by "narrative" during the recording
process? Imported from a 3rd party audio recorder - if so, what
format was it in when imported, WAV or MP3? Inserted manually
during editing, on a slide-by-slide basis?
5) What IS the sample rate and other "stats" for the audio
file(s)? *You can check this from the dialog at "Audio >
Advanced Audio" . . .
6) Is it Alvin? Theodore? Which chipmunk? And in fact, did a
chipmunk actually DO the audio??
Thanks for your added info - and your sense of humor . . .
Oh yes, and by the way, "Welcome" to the Captivate User
Community!!

QuickTime movie made in QuickTime 7 audio not playing back in qt 10

I made a qt using qt 7 pro, H.264 with the AAC audio compressor and that qt will not play back audio in QuickTime 10 which is what my client has on his computer.

The point being here is that I rendered out a movie in QuickTime pro 7 and the audio isn't being resolved in QuickTime 10, even on my own computer.
Does the audio play correctly in the QT 7 Player? Have you determined if this is a playback or a conversion problem? I asked about the source file since some source compression formats will not convert the audio using QT 7 Pro. In a similar manner, some AAC data rate and sampling rate combinations are not supported on the Mac which is why QT is programmed to disallow their use. (Unfortunately, I do not know what would happen if a source file using such audio settings were to be used as a source for a QT 7 Pro conversion.)
How is this possible and should I just remove qt10 altogether?
As already indicated, there are a number of "normal" problems that could give these results. In addition, QT changes made as part of the most recent Lion OS update seem to have had adverse effects on QT 7 Pro features (as evidenced by the loss of the "loop" playback feature and "green screen" problems on some platforms). As to the removal of QT 10, the embedded structures cannot be removed without corrupting the operating system. And, while the QT X player can be removed/deleted, why bother since you can just as easily opt not to use it for manual playback and restoring it, should you later change your mind, may present a problem.
I am a professional editor, have been working on Macs since 1992 (Avid and FCP7) and have never had a compatibility problem like this before within the Mac environment.
Have you made any recent changes to your normal work flow that might account for this problem and is the problem consistently repeatable?

DVD Recorder Play Back of JPEG Images enhanced using PSE 2.0

I recently purchased a HDD DVD Recorder but am having difficulty playing back JPEG still photo images contained in CD-Rs produced on a PC (Operating system XP SP2). Images are all collectively revealed in thumbnail form in the Picture View but only those individual images that have NOT been PSE 2.0 enhanced (e.g. improved contrast, cloning etc.) can be expanded to full screen view. In the case of the others, the following message is displayed : Can not be played on this unit. All images play back successfully on DVD/ CD drives of original PC.
The only solution I have found is to open & save to MS Paint (stripping out hidden data ??) before burning to CD. However, this is laborious and reduces resolution.
Any other suggestions welcomed.

Hi Malcom,
You can export as new file from Organizer and then use those new images to burn to disc.
-Anks

Meeting Place 7.0 Audio Blade

Hi - We are installing Meeting Place 7.0.2.14 with an IPVC3515-MCU for Audio/Video blade running software version 5.7.0.0.21.
We can route and web to the IPVC directly, and all status for the MCU/EMP are fine.
When we try to add the MCU under resource management through the Meeting Place Media Server Administration it authenticates and synchs the configuration, however, the MCU status remains as offline under Resource Management. I have tried restarting the IPVC and Meeting Place services as well as deleting and adding the MCU - but it still appears as offline.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
thanks
Brian

@Radim Mutina.
Yes, like I said before, must read carefully the guidance (docwiki.cisco.com)
If You don't read carefully guidance, it's look similar only 1 word different
I face this problem almost 3 days and I almost gave up, want to open TAC
But, finally I found a needle in a stack of hay
Thank You, for rate Me up

.mpg audio not playing back...

Hi Folks! Got a little challenge for ya'll...
PPC 2.0 Dual Core with leopard. & QTpro 7.6.9
Mac Book 2.16 intel dual core running Tiger & QTpro 7.6.4
Both units have IDENTICAL FCP Studio 2 6.06. The compressor set ups/exports are exactly the same.
The only variable.... intel on tiger, and PPC on leopard.. MPG plays fine on intel with tiger, but not on PPC with leopard...
I used to be able to hear my mpg files on the ppc prior to leopard... and I did not upgrade my QT when intalling Leopard. Is this a variable anyone else has found? IS there an issue with Leopard or is this only a QT issue... I can't find a QT 7.6.9 upgrade to match these QT items to test this in stages... i also lost the use of Photoshop 7 with Leopard. This leads me to question if Leopard could be causing this audio issue as well. Just an assumption... As my Photoshop 7 works fine on Intel with Tiger as well... Clear as mud now?
When I export mpg clips in Compressor they do not show or play audio on the PPC with Leopard. I transfer them to the Intel with Tiger and they play fine... They also play back fine on my stations Ultra Nexxus playback system... Craziness abounds here... Has anyone regained their mpg and photoshop 7 with Lion? Just asking....
Any suggestions I'm not seeing? Thanks tons in advance...
Joe Stanfill
MJR VIdeo Productions

What sort of MPEG files -1,2,3 or 4? Audio or video files?
Photoshop 7 is old. Photoshop 8 (CS1) works fine on Leopard.
Photoshop 7 is entirely PPC code and will not run on Lion under any circumstances.
There's no such thing as QuckTime 7.6.9 -at least not publicly.
7.6.6 is the latest version and Tiger doesn't qualify for it.

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