OK, I just looked on my hard drive from when we were testing, and it looks
like it is using something called .CRF.  The test file I see used 830 KB as
a .WAV and 221 KB as a .CRF, so actually that's a lot better than cutting
it in half.

I didn't write the part that makes the recordings so I really don't know
anything about the API for it.


> From: "Geo." 
> "Ellen K." 
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>> We are using something called SoftCall, which takes about half the space
>> of .WAV, which is what we were using before.
> OMG, Ellen... I can take a wave file and convert it to MP3 and it goes from
> 60mb to 5mb. and that's music not voice. Voice compresses way better.
> I found their website, doesn't look like there is any option, I think it's
> using PCM which isn't really compressed recording it's more like unbloated
> wav format. You might still poke around in the software to see if there is a
> lesser quality setting you can use. You could still cut disk requirements in
> half that way.
> Geo.

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