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I am seeking a solution to upload MP3 file as voicemail Greeting instead of recording your own voice. How it can be done. I could not find it in my phone settings or in my fido account.
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February 2017
@PSS-CAN Unfortunately there is no way to do that what you will have to do is while setting up your VM greeting instead of speaking play your MP3 recording on a computer or something so it gets recorded on the phones VM.
You might be able to play the music direclty to the phone by hard wiring the headphone jack of the MP3 player to the handset plug of a landline wired phone. You can probably find the schematics of such contraptions online. I have done that before when I record telephone conversations as verbal agreements (Heck, it was something like: I trade you 2 bags of chips for help with math homework). If I remember correctly, the device I made was designed to be wired into the actual telephone jack and it was a bit more complicated.
@PSS-CAN Unfortunately there is no way to do that what you will have to do is while setting up your VM greeting instead of speaking play your MP3 recording on a computer or something so it gets recorded on the phones VM.
KAPABLE-K is correct, there is no other way to do it other than to play the song on your PC while you are logged into the voice mail account and recording it at that very moment.
I have done that before post on this forum. The record quality is not good though i have high-end phone (Huawei Mate 9). If Fido has solution where MP3 can be uploaded instead of manual recording, that will be nice. Shaw has this feature so Fido need to be improved on this i guess.
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That's not a feature we have at the moment, but I can definitely bring it up to the team in charge of our voicemail service
you know you can record your voice mail greeting from other phones beside your handset, you can use a landline, or someone elses phone just call the voicemail retreival number, if the phone u use has better voice quality, it will surely reflect in the recording too.