I think your best 4 choices are: 1-Install gsm codec in win machine 2-Install and use lame to convert the files. 3-Change the source code. I would note that VLC is capable of playing a .gsm file along with most anything ever used by telephony so all you need to do is make it the default program to play them back in windows and/or install VLC if not already installed. ...mike/kb8jnm

Hi all, We are saving the audio files in the path defined in the archivedir parameter of the rpt.conf

The problem is that the WAV is gsm encoded. How can we change this default encode?

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