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That did the trick! it was on ascii and when i changed it to binary it corrected the sound issue
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That did the trick! it was on ascii and when i changed it to binary it corrected the sound issue

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Hey Experts,<br />
I have a asterisk phone system running on a linux box. &nbsp;<br />
I connect to this box with a SSH connection as root. <br />
I am then tftp transferring wav files to it for music on hold. &nbsp;When i transfer the files they are getting choppy. &nbsp;I know it is the transfer that is causingi t because the files are fine before, and if i download the files back from the asterisk with a SCP client they are choppy still using itunes to play them on windows. &nbsp;<br />
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Any idea on what would cause the files to be messed up with transfering? 
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Hey Experts,
I have a asterisk phone system running on a linux box.  
I connect to this box with a SSH connection as root. 
I am then tftp transferring wav files to it for music on hold.  When i transfer the files they are getting choppy.  I know it is the transfer that is causingi t because the files are fine before, and if i download the files back from the asterisk with a SCP client they are choppy still using itunes to play them on windows.  

Any idea on what would cause the files to be messed up with transfering? 

tftp transfer messing up wav file

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