Questions tagged [sox]

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Background, Security & Credit Checks for Domain Admins

As of this week, all Domain Admins in the organisation have had to submit to background and credit checks in order to maintain these rights, and quite possibly continuation of employment (afterall, what use is a Domain Admin to an organisation…
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Things IT needs to do for compliance in a private company?

My company is a private, family owned business. The company is head quartered in USA and also runs businesses in several countries including Mexico, UK, Canada, Carribean islands and few other countries in S.America. Me and my boss had a discussion…
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Report to List Roles and their Permissions in AX2012

In Dynamics AX 2009 there's an OOTB security report which lists each group and its associated permissions. For Dynamics AX 2012 we have roles taking the place of groups. It's possible in the application to see which permissions each role has, but…
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Using SoX for noise reduction on AAC in an MPEG-4 container

Here are my business needs: Server receives a noisy noisy.m4a file Server creates a noise-reduced noiseless.m4a file for further processing I want this noise-reduction to be as fast as possible; hence, I'd like to avoid using ffmpeg to go from…
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Sox pipe to wav2png: FFMpeg equivalent?

I have this command I need to run as a background task on my server: sox some-audio-file.foo -c 1 -t wav - | wav2png -w -o some-audio-file.png /dev/stdin But I already have ffmpeg custom-compiled with all the right codecs (which was an ordeal and a…
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CentOS 6.4 and Audio Conversion

I'm having issues with setting up a Centos 6.4 server to convert audio tracks needed for a project I'm currently involved in. So users of a site I've been working on can Upload tracks, but because some browsers don't support all audio types I've got…
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Using command line to see if a given computer's local guest account is disabled

I need to generate a report that shows the guest account is disabled for a given list of computers. How can I use net user, powershell, or any other commonly used tool for this purpose?
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Convert a WAV (Asterisk recordings) to MP3

I have a large collection of WAVs. They are: RIFF, little-endian WAVE audio GSM 6.10 Mono 8000Hz effective bitrate of 13.6 I need to convert these to MP3. Current I am forced to send the file first through sox: sox input.wav -s…
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Installing SOX on EC2 server?

I could use some help getting SOX installed on an EC2 server. My EC2 server is completely "vanilla" and is using the Amazon Linux AMI (3.4.37-40.44.amzn1.x86_64). Most of the SOX installation instructions I could find use apt-get, which is not…
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Configuring MySQL logging for an audited environment such as SOX

How do you configure MySQL users and logging to satisfy SOX auditors? For example, if you need to log queries and the source of the query for later review by an internal SOX controls group. Is there an easy way to distinguish queries generated by an…
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Logging skype in enterprise

Are there tools or settings that can be used to log all conversations (text, voice if possible, file transmission) in enterprise environment? Folks want to use skype, but can't record same way as with e-mail.
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I need a few minutes of dedicated server a week, but not for hosting, just to convert ogg etc

I'm completely happy with my webhosting, it's just that I need to do one little thing they won't allow, and that's run an instance of Sox to convert about 30 mp3s to ogg files, in various directories, a couple of times a week, to be done…