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Old 10-17-2012, 10:28 AM
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I have a problem when transferring calls to an external number that while recording the conversation, the voice volume will go up and down making it difficult to hear the caller.
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Old 11-27-2012, 05:16 PM
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Hello marti15

I think further information would help understand the scenario, such as:

What type of lines are being used?
How is the voice recording implemented?
Are all users affected?
What type/model of phones are affected?
If voice recording is not used, is the speech level OK?
If a call is transferred internally, is the speech level OK?
Is the BCM patched with the latest available patches? [this is always recommended]
Is the change in speech volume heard by the BCM user [during an assisted transfer], the external parties, or both?
Does the voice recording have the changing speech level?

Such a problem would probably require more in-depth investigations with a Service Request.

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Steve Edge
Customer Support Engineer
Avaya
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