I'm running the 2-port USB CAHTA board with the latest versions of both the driver (5.0.3) and IVM (4.20). Sorry for my post in the VRS forum regarding an IVM problem but I think that this is the same problem with both apps.
Please see my follow up post in the IVM forum that provides a lot more detail. This is a temp file that gets created immediately after the first message (i.e. fresh after a restart of the IVM service) is recorded. The temp file QUICKLY grows even though there's no activity going on. If I call the system, it will answer like normal, and record my msg like normal. In the meantime, the file grows until the hard drive is full. It grew to over a gig in a minute. There's no way for me to do anything with the file since ivm.exe has ahold of it. I can't copy, delete, rename, listen to it, etc...it is a VERY serious problem as far as I'm concerned and I've been able to reproduce it on 3 separate computers (Windows 2000 Server, XP Pro, and Windows 2003 Server). I've tested a single line, a hunt group, etc...same result every time.
My post to the IVM forum with full details is <a href="" rel="">here</a>. I would appreciate a prompt reply. If I cannot get this resolved, I will have to request a refund for the CAHTA board.
Thanks ,
Jack
NCHne wrote:
These files are always created and they are stored there if they have no place to go.
Are you both running CAHTA boards and if so what driver are you using?
Synway has had some problems with tone detection with their drivers. They believe to have fixed it with their latest driver, 5.0.3.0.
What versions of our software are you running?
Can rename the files to a .wav file, and will they play audio?