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Paul Redstone

2005-Apr-27 13:49 UTC

[Asterisk-Users] UK (english) sound files (Paul R)

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<DIV>To add something to a post of a few
 days ago on this:</DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><BR>We're just putting in an asterisk
 system and wanted to have our own messages.
 We're Asterisk and are not yet live but the
 following works.</DIV>
<DIV><BR>Our PA simply has a list of the
 extract from extensions.conf as shown below,
 calls a number e.g. 8004, then hears a beep,
 says the message and<BR>then clicks #. It
 then plays back the message. It took her
 about 2 hours to do all the messages. The
 benefit of your own voice is that company
 specific messages sound consistent. We've
 also changed some of the prompts a little
 to Anglicise them - e.g. hash instead of
 pounds key.</DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV>The messages go immediately into the
 gb sounds folder so are active immediately.<BR></DIV>
<DIV>We've also done the same with digits,
 letters etc - the scripts put the message
 straight into the correct folder.</DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV>The macro is intended to be enhanced
 so as to allow the message to be just played
 and also, in the future perhaps to use festival
 to read what should be said. The message
 list is taken from the asterisk wiki page
 on sounds and we'd adding in a few company
 specific ones.</DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV>Send an e-mail to <A
href="mailto:soundsrequest@solica.com">soundsrequest@solica.com</A>
 with subject "Sounds Request for Paul" and
 we'll end back the script once we have it
 done. </DIV>
<DIV>The benefit of this is it is easy to
 add new scripts and to amend one. The [record-messages]
 context can be included just for some users
 and even disabled most of the time.</DIV>
<DIV><BR>[macro-record-message]<BR>;<BR>;
 ARG1 file name of message, assumed to be
 in sounds folder, but if below has a subfolder
 name prepended<BR>; ARG2 text describing
 message (NT YET USED)<BR>;<BR>exten =>
 s,1,Wait(1)<BR>exten =>
s,2,Record(/var/lib/asterisk/sounds/gb/${ARG1}:gsm)<BR>exten
 => s,3,Wait(1)<BR>exten =>
s,4,Playback(/var/lib/asterisk/sounds/gb/${ARG1})<BR>exten
 => s,5,Wait(1)<BR>exten => s,6,Hangup</DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV>[record-messages]<BR>; Special context
 used to record voicemail messages<BR>exten
 => 8001,1,Macro(record-message,hours,hours)<BR>exten
 => 8002,1,Macro(record-message,minutes,
 minutes)<BR>exten => 8003,1,Macro(record-message,auth-incorrect,
 Password incorrect. Please enter your password
 followed by the hash key)<BR>exten =>
 8004,1,Macro(record-message,auth-thankyou,
 Thank you. )<BR>exten => 8005,1,Macro(record-message,invalid,
 'I am sorry, that is not a valid extension.
 Please try again' )<BR>exten =>
8006,1,Macro(record-message,pbx-invalid,
 'I am sorry, that's not a valid extension.
 Please try again. ')<BR>exten =>
8007,1,Macro(record-message,pbx-invalidpark,
 'I am sorry, there is no call parked on that
 extension. Please try again.')<BR>exten =>
 8008,1,Macro(record-message,pbx-transfer,
 Transfer. )</DIV>
<DIV>etc</DIV>
<DIV><BR>Paul<BR></DIV></FONT>
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Mark Phillips

2005-Apr-27 18:56 UTC

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[Asterisk-Users] UK (english) sound files (Paul R)

So now that they are done how about you post the files for us? Share the 
wealth.

Mark

Paul Redstone wrote:> To add something to a post of a few days ago on this:
>  
> 
> We're just putting in an asterisk system and wanted to have our own 
> messages. We're Asterisk and are not yet live but the following works.
> 
> Our PA simply has a list of the extract from extensions.conf as shown 
> below, calls a number e.g. 8004, then hears a beep, says the message and
> then clicks #. It then plays back the message. It took her about 2 hours 
> to do all the messages. The benefit of your own voice is that company 
> specific messages sound consistent. We've also changed some of the 
> prompts a little to Anglicise them - e.g. hash instead of pounds key.
>  
> The messages go immediately into the gb sounds folder so are active 
> immediately.
> We've also done the same with digits, letters etc - the scripts put the
> message straight into the correct folder.
>  
> The macro is intended to be enhanced so as to allow the message to be 
> just played and also, in the future perhaps to use festival to read what 
> should be said. The message list is taken from the asterisk wiki page on 
> sounds and we'd adding in a few company specific ones.
>  
> Send an e-mail to soundsrequest@solica.com 
> <mailto:soundsrequest@solica.com> with subject "Sounds Request
for Paul"
> and we'll end back the script once we have it done.
> The benefit of this is it is easy to add new scripts and to amend one. 
> The [record-messages] context can be included just for some users and 
> even disabled most of the time.
> 
> [macro-record-message]
> ;
> ; ARG1 file name of message, assumed to be in sounds folder, but if 
> below has a subfolder name prepended
> ; ARG2 text describing message (NT YET USED)
> ;
> exten => s,1,Wait(1)
> exten => s,2,Record(/var/lib/asterisk/sounds/gb/${ARG1}:gsm)
> exten => s,3,Wait(1)
> exten => s,4,Playback(/var/lib/asterisk/sounds/gb/${ARG1})
> exten => s,5,Wait(1)
> exten => s,6,Hangup
>  
> [record-messages]
> ; Special context used to record voicemail messages
> exten => 8001,1,Macro(record-message,hours,hours)
> exten => 8002,1,Macro(record-message,minutes, minutes)
> exten => 8003,1,Macro(record-message,auth-incorrect, Password incorrect.
> Please enter your password followed by the hash key)
> exten => 8004,1,Macro(record-message,auth-thankyou, Thank you. )
> exten => 8005,1,Macro(record-message,invalid, 'I am sorry, that is
not a
> valid extension. Please try again' )
> exten => 8006,1,Macro(record-message,pbx-invalid, 'I am sorry,
that's
> not a valid extension. Please try again. ')
> exten => 8007,1,Macro(record-message,pbx-invalidpark, 'I am sorry,
there
> is no call parked on that extension. Please try again.')
> exten => 8008,1,Macro(record-message,pbx-transfer, Transfer. )
> etc
> 
> Paul
> 
> 
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Alexander Lopez

2005-Apr-27 19:15 UTC

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[Asterisk-Users] UK (english) sound files (Paul R)

Yall' (being a southern Yankee!) should checkout the app_dictate app in
the Mantis, It allows you to replay and gives you better control for
something like this.



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Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] UK (english) sound files (Paul R)

So now that they are done how about you post the files for us? Share the

wealth.

Mark

Paul Redstone wrote:> To add something to a post of a few days ago on this:
>  
> 
> We're just putting in an asterisk system and wanted to have our own 
> messages. We're Asterisk and are not yet live but the following works.
> 
> Our PA simply has a list of the extract from extensions.conf as shown 
> below, calls a number e.g. 8004, then hears a beep, says the message
and> then clicks #. It then plays back the message. It took her about 2
hours > to do all the messages. The benefit of your own voice is that company 
> specific messages sound consistent. We've also changed some of the 
> prompts a little to Anglicise them - e.g. hash instead of pounds key.
>  
> The messages go immediately into the gb sounds folder so are active 
> immediately.
> We've also done the same with digits, letters etc - the scripts put
the > message straight into the correct folder.
>  
> The macro is intended to be enhanced so as to allow the message to be 
> just played and also, in the future perhaps to use festival to read
what > should be said. The message list is taken from the asterisk wiki page
on > sounds and we'd adding in a few company specific ones.
>  
> Send an e-mail to soundsrequest@solica.com 
> <mailto:soundsrequest@solica.com> with subject "Sounds Request
for
Paul" > and we'll end back the script once we have it done.
> The benefit of this is it is easy to add new scripts and to amend one.
> The [record-messages] context can be included just for some users and 
> even disabled most of the time.
> 
> [macro-record-message]
> ;
> ; ARG1 file name of message, assumed to be in sounds folder, but if 
> below has a subfolder name prepended
> ; ARG2 text describing message (NT YET USED)
> ;
> exten => s,1,Wait(1)
> exten => s,2,Record(/var/lib/asterisk/sounds/gb/${ARG1}:gsm)
> exten => s,3,Wait(1)
> exten => s,4,Playback(/var/lib/asterisk/sounds/gb/${ARG1})
> exten => s,5,Wait(1)
> exten => s,6,Hangup
>  
> [record-messages]
> ; Special context used to record voicemail messages
> exten => 8001,1,Macro(record-message,hours,hours)
> exten => 8002,1,Macro(record-message,minutes, minutes)
> exten => 8003,1,Macro(record-message,auth-incorrect, Password
incorrect. > Please enter your password followed by the hash key)
> exten => 8004,1,Macro(record-message,auth-thankyou, Thank you. )
> exten => 8005,1,Macro(record-message,invalid, 'I am sorry, that is
not
a > valid extension. Please try again' )
> exten => 8006,1,Macro(record-message,pbx-invalid, 'I am sorry,
that's
> not a valid extension. Please try again. ')
> exten => 8007,1,Macro(record-message,pbx-invalidpark, 'I am sorry,
there > is no call parked on that extension. Please try again.')
> exten => 8008,1,Macro(record-message,pbx-transfer, Transfer. )
> etc
> 
> Paul
> 
> 
>
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Paul Redstone

2005-Apr-28 00:12 UTC

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>So now that they are done how about you post the files for us? Share the 
>>wealth.
>>Mark
Will be happy to do so once macro refined a little, but it is rather long 
(about 600 lines) and I thought long posts were bad manners.

Otherwise this will be odne by the end of the weekend/

Paul

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