My wife's got an appropriate Southern England (Wimbledon) accent and I'm sure she would try her hand. Does anyone have a comprehensive list of the words that need to be said? Matt, do you have them if your wife's done a set for French users? Mark, if you have the kit maybe you could chop up the file? I write a utility to chop up and compress the wave file based on some of the C code available but if you already have the kit... Bill Seddon -----Original Message----- From: asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Mark Phillips Sent: September 17, 2004 2:32 AM To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] English vs American voice files Looks like I've drawn the short straw here. I do have the facilities and so can do a Male Southern England recording but I'm still stuck for female (which seems to be customers preference). I also have the techincal know how as well as a web server. OK folks, I'll start with the common things like numbers and the VM system stuff etc. I'll post a link when I have something to start with. Get a lot of call for French in New Zealand do you Matt? Mark matt.riddell@sineapps.com said:> On 16 Sep 2004 at 20:37, Mark Phillips wrote: > >> No disrespect to Alison (whom I know is a Canadian) intended but her >> "British" accent is exactly that; "British". It's very easy to hear >> that she's not from Chipping Sodbury. >> >> Also, do you really have the budget to spend on having all the >> relevant files recorded at $12 a time. That works out to a lot of >> money! >> > > Hate to state the obvious, but why don't you just record them > yourselves. > > Options: > > 1) Beg, borrow or steal a microphone > 2) Download the list of filenames, prompts contained > 3) Record all prompts in one go, 1 after another with a 1-2 second > gap between > 4) Use some free audio editing software to snip the big file into > little files, and save each one as the correct filename (albeit with > .wav as the extension). > 5) If you feel up to it, run a batch process over them to bring them > all close to 0db > 6) Use sox to convert to gsm files > 7) Provide the resulting sound files as a free download from your > website so that others don't have to do the same thing. > > I can help you with any step from 2 on (unless you want to come to > one of my 2 studios here in New Zealand and borrow a microphone). > > Really the hardest part is splitting the files, but it only takes > around a hour for the full set (I'm lucky, my wife who I recorded for > the French prompts had also done School of Audio Engineering and so > was able to use Wavelab to do the snipping etc. > > The other option is to just use the telephone and the asterisk > dialplan to record the prompts, but I would say this would take > rather a bit longer (unless you made a script that would record the > first file, press # to confirm, record next file etc). > > Drop me a line if you need a hand with any of the above, should you > devide to record them yourself. > > Matt Riddell > (New Zealand Digium Distribution/Custom Software) > http://www.sineapps.com/downloads.php (French Prompts) > http://www.sineapps.com/news.php (asterisk news) >-- Mark Phillips, G7LTT/KC2ENI Randolph, NJ http://www.g7ltt.com/ _______________________________________________ Asterisk-Users mailing list Asterisk-Users@lists.digium.com http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
matt.riddell@sineapps.com
2004-Sep-17 01:22 UTC
[Asterisk-Users] English vs American voice files
On 17 Sep 2004 at 8:22, Bill Seddon wrote:> My wife's got an appropriate Southern England (Wimbledon) accent and > I'm sure she would try her hand. Does anyone have a comprehensive > list of the words that need to be said? Matt, do you have them if > your wife's done a set for French users?You can find the full list (in English) at: http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-print.php?page=Asterisk+sound+files Cheers, Matt Riddell (New Zealand Digium Distribution/Custom Software) http://www.sineapps.com/contact.php (contact us) http://www.sineapps.com/news.php (Daily Asterisk News)
Don?t feel bad. Here in Newfoundland H is silent in some places. I have a fried who's name is either Ellen or Helen :-) who's from Hawks pond or OX pond depending on who says it -----Original Message----- From: asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of David Davies Sent: Friday, September 17, 2004 5:01 AM To: 'Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion' Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] English vs American voice files <rant> Especially when asked to press pound! Pound! This is a pound ? not this # <rant-end> Mark, I would be happy to help and am actively seeking a suitable female, and my father speaks taff ! D -----Original Message----- From: asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Mark Phillips Sent: 17 September 2004 00:06 To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com Subject: [Asterisk-Users] English vs American voice files Hi folks, Does anyone have any "English" voice files rather than "American" voice files. I know that Digium and Alison Smith have worked hard to provide a library of sounds etc but this doesn't work for my UK client. Ideally I'm looking for female files but I'll settle for male ones. If not then I'd be happy to start one (I used to be a radio announcer in a past life). They would obviously be done on a request basis initially. At some point the library would become usefull to someone other than the file requestors. Could some clever wag that deals with the language bits of * create some other "languages" like British, Aussie, SouthAfrican. I'd also be looking for Welsh too (anyone here speak Taff?) How about Georgie (I'm kidding about that one). All these modes of English are more than just a dialect. My 7 or so years as an Ex-Pat in the US have taught me that American really is a valid language. Whilst most of us English speakers can cope with American we'd be a bit suprised when calling a VM system in Slough, Cooperpedy or Pretoria only to be spoken to in American. Am I just ranting here or does someone get my point? -- Mark Phillips, G7LTT/KC2ENI Randolph, NJ http://www.g7ltt.com/ _______________________________________________ Asterisk-Users mailing list Asterisk-Users@lists.digium.com http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users _______________________________________________ Asterisk-Users mailing list Asterisk-Users@lists.digium.com http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: smime.p7s Type: application/x-pkcs7-signature Size: 4343 bytes Desc: not available Url : http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20040917/7562328b/smime.bin
Yep. If your wife will do the voice work I'll chop the file. Saarff Wimbuldon eh? Don't say as hour I never do nuffink for ya! Don't forget to "translate" the relevant words. We don't have "zee" or "pound" in English (of course, being a Brit you already knew that) Mark Bill Seddon said:> My wife's got an appropriate Southern England (Wimbledon) accent and I'm > sure she would try her hand. Does anyone have a comprehensive list of > the words that need to be said? Matt, do you have them if your wife's > done a set for French users? > > Mark, maybe you could chop up the file? > > Bill Seddon > > -----Original Message----- > From: asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com > [mailto:asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Mark > Phillips > Sent: September 17, 2004 2:32 AM > To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com > Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] English vs American voice files > > Looks like I've drawn the short straw here. > > I do have the facilities and so can do a Male Southern England recording > but I'm still stuck for female (which seems to be customers preference). > I > also have the techincal know how as well as a web server. > > OK folks, I'll start with the common things like numbers and the VM > system > stuff etc. I'll post a link when I have something to start with. > > Get a lot of call for French in New Zealand do you Matt? > > Mark > > > matt.riddell@sineapps.com said: >> On 16 Sep 2004 at 20:37, Mark Phillips wrote: >> >>> No disrespect to Alison (whom I know is a Canadian) intended but her >>> "British" accent is exactly that; "British". It's very easy to hear >>> that she's not from Chipping Sodbury. >>> >>> Also, do you really have the budget to spend on having all the >>> relevant files recorded at $12 a time. That works out to a lot of >>> money! >>> >> >> Hate to state the obvious, but why don't you just record them >> yourselves. >> >> Options: >> >> 1) Beg, borrow or steal a microphone >> 2) Download the list of filenames, prompts contained >> 3) Record all prompts in one go, 1 after another with a 1-2 second >> gap between >> 4) Use some free audio editing software to snip the big file into >> little files, and save each one as the correct filename (albeit with >> .wav as the extension). >> 5) If you feel up to it, run a batch process over them to bring them >> all close to 0db >> 6) Use sox to convert to gsm files >> 7) Provide the resulting sound files as a free download from your >> website so that others don't have to do the same thing. >> >> I can help you with any step from 2 on (unless you want to come to >> one of my 2 studios here in New Zealand and borrow a microphone). >> >> Really the hardest part is splitting the files, but it only takes >> around a hour for the full set (I'm lucky, my wife who I recorded for >> the French prompts had also done School of Audio Engineering and so >> was able to use Wavelab to do the snipping etc. >> >> The other option is to just use the telephone and the asterisk >> dialplan to record the prompts, but I would say this would take >> rather a bit longer (unless you made a script that would record the >> first file, press # to confirm, record next file etc). >> >> Drop me a line if you need a hand with any of the above, should you >> devide to record them yourself. >> >> Matt Riddell >> (New Zealand Digium Distribution/Custom Software) >> http://www.sineapps.com/downloads.php (French Prompts) >> http://www.sineapps.com/news.php (asterisk news) >> > > >-- Mark Phillips, G7LTT/KC2ENI Randolph, NJ http://www.g7ltt.com/
Hash! When we had the American voices on our system a lot of people complained, not only that it was American (no offence to Americans!) but also because of the terminology used, e.g. `pound`. We re-recorded all our voice files and use `hash`. Ben Merrills Griffin Internet -----Original Message----- From: asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Mark Phillips Sent: 17 September 2004 16:51 To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] English vs American voice files Ah, this brings up an interesting point. I've noted that BT are calling # "square" rather than "hash". What do the other providers call it back in Blighty? Before someone goes recording the files we'd better get the language straight. Mark>> <rant> >> Especially when asked to press pound! >> Pound! This is a pound ? not this # >> <rant-end> >>-- Mark Phillips, G7LTT/KC2ENI Randolph, NJ http://www.g7ltt.com/ _______________________________________________ Asterisk-Users mailing list Asterisk-Users@lists.digium.com http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
My wife has been recording the text published on the wiki. A couple of questions for you: 1) One of the recordings says "please enter the full 10 digit number starting with the area code". Any opinions on whether this should be changed for the UK and, if so, to what? 2) The recordings seem "dull" on playback even though we are recording using a good quality microphone with matching impedance. Initially we recorded using 16 bit/8K sampling on the basis that this is what is required by Asterisk but that was really terrible. So we're sampling at higher rates on the basis that we can use sox to change it as necessary. Any thoughts on what we can do to make the recordings sound "sharper"? Bill Seddon -----Original Message----- From: asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Linus Surguy Sent: September 18, 2004 8:28 AM To: kc2eni@nyc-ares.org; Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] English vs American voice files> Ah, this brings up an interesting point. I've noted that BT are calling # > "square" rather than "hash". What do the other providers call it back in > Blighty?'Hash' is by far the most common used. _______________________________________________ Asterisk-Users mailing list Asterisk-Users@lists.digium.com http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
Whoa! Such efficiency! Alas the weekend is upon us and the needs of the kids take precedence. Hopefully tomorrow will see further progress. Have you thought about making your recordings (that I was unable to download) available under a GPL-style licence? <rant> I've no problem providing some recordings for personal or even use at a business. However I received three e-mails from VoIP companies asking if they could use them. Perhaps I'm being unfair, but it seems to me that a company in the VoIP business, making money from Asterisk services ought to have been the ones providing voices to the Asterisk community rather than bludging the efforts of others. </rant> Bill Seddon -----Original Message----- From: asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Mark Phillips Sent: September 19, 2004 1:11 AM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] English vs American voice files OK Folks, I've spent the afternoon recording all the files for the English speaking VM etc. I've parked the file here http://www.g7ltt.com/VoIP/vmukmale.tgz I did it with Audacity at 44.1KHz x 16bit and thenused sox to raise the levels to -3db and then again to down sample them into 8KHz GSM files. The few that I've listened to sound fine. How are you getting on with yours Bill? -- Mark Phillips, G7LTT/KC2ENI Randolph, NJ http://www.g7ltt.com/ _______________________________________________ Asterisk-Users mailing list Asterisk-Users@lists.digium.com http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com wrote:> Initially we recorded using 16 bit/8K sampling on the basis > that this is what is required by Asterisk but that was > really terrible. So we're sampling at higher rates on > the basis that we can use sox to change it as necessary. Any > thoughts on what we can do to make the recordings sound "sharper"?We've found that downbsampling with sox resulted in significantly lower quality files as those downsampled with Cool Edit. -- Andreas Sikkema Rits tele.com Scheepmakersstraat 11 3011 VH Rotterdam t: +31 (0)10 2245544 f: +31 (0)10 2245540
Hi
In the end we found it easy to record our own using this section in
extensions.conf. This also meant that we could add our own company specific
ones in the same voice (not shown here). Basically you get someone to dial the
8NNN1 to record or 8NNN2 to playback. The prompts are shown below and we just
printed out this text. It was our intention to use festival to read these, but
this was easier. The text has been amended to reflect the UK (e.g. Hash instead
of pound).
Many sites may not need all of them and if you omit them the US voice will play
instead.
Paul
paul.redstone@solica.com
[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
; Called with 8NNNX where NNN is the message and X is 1 to playback or 2 to
record.
exten => s,1,GotoIf($["${MACRO_EXTEN:4}" = "2"]?10:2) ;
if fifth digit is 2
then go to record, otherwise playback
exten => s,2,Playback(/var/lib/asterisk/sounds/${ARG1}) ;playback here
exten => s,3,Wait(1)
exten => s,4,Hangup
exten => s,10,Wait(1) ;record here
exten => s,11,Record(/var/lib/asterisk/sounds/${ARG1}:gsm)
exten => s,12,Wait(1)
exten => s,13,Playback(/var/lib/asterisk/sounds/${ARG1})
exten => s,14,Wait(1)
exten => s,15,Hangup
[record-messages]
; Special context used to record voicemail messages
exten => _8001X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/hours,hours)
exten => _8002X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/minutes, minutes)
exten => _8003X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/auth-incorrect, Password incorrect.
Please enter your password followed by the hash key)
exten => _8004X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/auth-thankyou, Thank you. )
exten => _8005X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/invalid, 'I am sorry, that is
not a
valid extension. Please try again' )
exten => _8006X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/pbx-invalid, 'I am sorry,
that's not
a valid extension. Please try again. ')
exten => _8007X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/pbx-invalidpark, 'I am sorry,
there
is no call parked on that extension. Please try again.')
exten => _8008X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/pbx-transfer, Transfer. )
exten => _8009X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/privacy-incorrect, 'I'm
sorry, that
number is not valid. ')
exten => _8010X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/privacy-prompt, (Please enter your
ten-digit phone number, starting with the area code. )
exten => _8011X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/privacy-thankyou, Thank you. )
exten => _8012X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/privacy-unident, The party you are
trying to reach does not accept unidentified calls. )
exten => _8013X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/ss-noservice, The number you have
dialed is not in service. Please check the number and try again. )
exten => _8014X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/transfer, Please hold while I try
that extension. )
exten => _8015X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/tt-allbusy, All representatives of
the household are currently assisting other telemarketers. Please hold and your
call will be answered in the order it was received. )
exten => _8016X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/tt-monkeysintro, They have been
carried away by monkeys. )
exten => _8017X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/tt-somethingwrong, Something is
terribly wrong, )
exten => _8018X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/tt-weasels, Weasels have eaten our
phone system. )
exten => 80191,1,Playback(/var/lib/asterisk/sounds/gb/tt-allbusy)
exten => 80191,2,Playback(/var/lib/asterisk/sounds/gb/tt-monkeysintro)
exten => 80191,3,Playback(/var/lib/asterisk/sounds/tt-monkeys) ; Ho Ho
exten => _8020X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/dir-instr, 'If this is the
person you
are looking for press 1 now, otherwise please press star now. )
exten => _8021X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/dir-intro, 'Welcome to the
directory.
Please enter the first three letters of your party's last name using your
touch
tone keypad. Use the 7 key for Q, and the 9 key for Zed.')
exten => _8022X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/dir-nomatch, No directory entries
match your search. )
exten => _8023X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/dir-nomore, There are no more
compatible entries in the directory. )
;; Not needed - blank exten => _8024X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/dir-intro-fn,
TO BE FILLED IN)
exten => _8031X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/conf-getchannel, Please enter the
channel number followed by the hash key. )
exten => _8032X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/conf-getconfno, Please enter your
conference number followed by the hash key. )
exten => _8033X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/conf-getpin, Please enter the
conference pin number. )
exten => _8034X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/conf-invalid, That is not a valid
conference number. Please try again. )
exten => _8035X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/conf-invalidpin, That pin is
invalid
for this conference. )
exten => _8036X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/conf-onlyperson, You are currently
the only person in this conference. )
exten => _8037X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/conf-adminmenu, 'Please press 1
to
mute or unmute yourself. Or press 2 to lock or unlock the conference. )
exten => _8038X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/conf-enteringno, 'You are
entering
conference number. (Said as if it were a complete sentence) ')
exten => _8039X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/conf-errormenu, Invalid choice. )
exten => _8040X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/conf-kicked, You have been kicked
from this conference. )
exten => _8041X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/conf-locked, This conference is
locked. )
exten => _8042X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/conf-lockednow, The conference is
now
locked. )
exten => _8043X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/conf-muted, You are now muted. )
exten => _8044X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/conf-noempty, No empty conferences
currently exist. )
exten => _8045X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/conf-unlockednow, The conference is
now unlocked. )
exten => _8046X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/conf-unmuted, You are now unmuted.
)
exten => _8047X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/conf-usermenu, Please press 1 to
mute
or unmute yourself. )
exten => _8048X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/agent-alreadyon, That agent is
already logged on. Please enter your agent number followed by the hash key. )
exten => _8049X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/agent-incorrect, Login incorrect.
Please enter your agent number followed by the hash key. )
exten => _8050X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/agent-loggedoff, Agent logged off.
)
exten => _8051X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/agent-loginok, Agent logged in. )
exten => _8052X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/agent-newlocation, Please enter new
extension, followed by hash)
exten => _8053X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/agent-pass, Please enter your
password followed by the hash key. )
exten => _8054X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/agent-user, Agent login. Please
enter
your agent number followed by the hash key)
exten => _8070X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/queue-callswaiting,Waiting to speak
with a representative )
exten => _8071X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/queue-holdtime,The estimated hold
time is currently)
exten => _8072X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/queue-less-than,Less then)
exten => _8073X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/queue-minutes,minutes)
exten => _8074X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/queue-seconds,seconds)
exten => _8075X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/queue-thankyou,Thank you for your
patience)
exten => _8076X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/queue-thereare,You are currently
caller number)
exten => _8077X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/queue-youarenext,Your call is now
first in line and will be answered by the next available representative)
exten => _8101X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-Cust1, Folder. Five. )
exten => _8102X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-Cust2, Folder. Six. )
exten => _8103X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-Cust3, Folder. Seven.)
exten => _8104X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-Cust4, Folder. Eight. )
exten => _8105X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-Cust5, Folder. Nine. )
exten => _8106X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-Family, family )
exten => _8107X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-Friends, friends)
exten => _8108X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-INBOX, new )
exten => _8109X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-Old, old )
exten => _8110X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-Work, work)
exten => _8111X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-advopts, Press 3 for advanced
options. )
exten => _8112X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-and, and )
exten => _8113X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-changeto, Change to which
folder?
)
exten => _8114X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-delete, Press 7 to delete this
message.)
exten => _8115X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-deleted, Message deleted. )
exten => _8116X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-enter-num-to-call, Please enter
the number you wish to call. )
exten => _8117X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-extension, extension )
exten => _8118X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-first, first )
exten => _8119X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-for, for )
exten => _8120X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-forwardoptions, 'Press 1 to
prepend the message, or 2 to forward a message without prepending. ')
exten => _8121X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-goodbye, goodbye )
exten => _8122X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-helpexit, Press star for help or
hash to exit. )
exten => _8123X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-incorrect, Login incorrect.
Mailbox )
exten => _8124X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-instructions, To look into your
messages press 1 now. You may quit voicemail at any time by pressing the hash
key. )
exten => _8125X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-intro, Please leave your message
after the tone. When done hang up or press the hash key. )
exten => _8126X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-isonphone, . is on the phone. )
exten => _8127X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-isunavail, . is unavailable. )
exten => _8128X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-last, last )
exten => _8129X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-login, Comedian Mail. Mailbox, )
exten => _8130X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-mailbox-full, 'sorry but the
user's mail box can't accept more messages ')
exten => _8131X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-message, message )
exten => _8132X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-messages, messages)
exten => _8133X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-mismatch, The passwords you
entered and re-entered did not match. Please try again. )
exten => _8134X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-msginstruct, To hear the next
message press 6. To repeat this message press 5. To hear the previous message
press 4. To delete or undelete this message press zero. To quit voicemail press
hash. )
exten => _8135X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-msgsaved, Your message has been
saved. )
exten => _8136X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-newpassword, Please enter your
new
password followed by the hash key. )
exten => _8137X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-next, Press 6 to play the next
message. )
exten => _8138X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-no, no )
exten => _8139X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-nobodyavail, Nobody is available
to take your call at the moment. )
exten => _8140X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-nomore, No more messages. )
exten => _8141X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-onefor, Press 1 for )
exten => _8142X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-options, Press 1 to record your
unavailable message. Press 2 to record your busy message. Press 3 to record
your name. Press 4 to change your password. Press star to return to the main
menu. )
exten => _8143X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-opts, Press 2 to change folders.
Press 3 for advanced options. Press zero for mailbox options. )
exten => _8144X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-passchanged, Your passwords have
been changed. )
exten => _8145X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-password, password )
exten => _8146X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-press, press )
exten => _8147X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-prev, Press 4 for the previous
message. )
exten => _8148X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-reachoper, Press 0 to reach an
operator. )
exten => _8149X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-rec-busy, After the tone say
your
busy message and then press the hash key. )
exten => _8150X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-rec-name, After the tone say
your
name and then press the hash key. )
exten => _8151X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-rec-unv, After the tone say your
unavailable message and then press the hash key. )
exten => _8152X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-received, received )
exten => _8153X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-reenterpassword, Please reenter
your password followed by the hash key. )
exten => _8154X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-repeat, Press 5 to repeat the
current message. )
exten => _8155X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-saved, saved )
exten => _8156X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-savedto, saved to )
exten => _8157X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-savefolder, Which folder should
I
save the message to? )
exten => _8158X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-savemessage, or 9 to save this
message. )
exten => _8159X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-sorry, I'm sorry I did not
understand your response. )
exten => _8160X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-theperson, The person at
extension
)
exten => _8161X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-tocancel, or hash to cancel. )
exten => _8162X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-toforward, Press 8 to forward
the
message to another user. )
exten => _8163X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-undelete, Press 7 to undelete
this
message. )
exten => _8164X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-undeleted, Message undeleted. )
exten => _8165X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-whichbox, To leave a message,
please enter a mailbox number. )
exten => _8166X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-youhave, you have )
exten => _8167X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-calldiffnum, Press 2 to enter a
different number)
exten => _8168X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-dialout, Please wait while I
connect your call)
exten => _8169X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-from-extension, Message from
extension)
exten => _8170X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-from, From)
exten => _8171X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-from-phonenumber, Message from
phone number)
exten => _8172X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-incorrect-mailbox, Login
incorrect. Mailbox)
exten => _8173X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-leavemsg, Press 5 to leave a
message)
exten => _8174X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-nobox, You cannot reply to this
message because the sender does not have a mailbox)
exten => _8175X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-nonumber, I'm afraid I
don't know
who sent this message)
exten => _8176X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-num-i-have, The number I have
is)
exten => _8177X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-review, Press 1 to accept this
recording, press 2 to listen to it, press 3 to re-record your message)
exten => _8178X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-saveoper, Press 1 to accept this
recording, otherwise please continue to hold)
exten => _8179X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-star-cancel, Press star to
cancel)
exten => _8180X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-starmain, Press star to return
to
the main menu)
exten => _8181X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-then-pound, Then press hash)
exten => _8182X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-tocallback, Press 2 to call the
person who sent this message)
exten => _8183X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-tocallnum, Press 1 to call this
number)
exten => _8184X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-tocancelmsg, Press star to
cancel
this message)
exten => _8185X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-toenternumber, Press 1 to enter
a
number)
exten => _8186X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-tohearenv, Press 3 to hear the
message envelope)
exten => _8187X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-tomakecall, Press 4 to place an
outgoing call)
exten => _8188X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-tooshort, Your message is too
short)
exten => _8189X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-toreply, Press 1 to send a
reply)
exten => _8190X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-torerecord, Press 3 to re-record
your message)
exten => _8191X,1,Macro(record-message,gb/vm-unknown-caller, From an unknown
caller )
;Digits Note, All these recordings have falling intonations, as if the words
were said at the end of a sentence. They may sound a little bit odd if used in
the middle of a sentence.
;In the digits subdirectory,
exten => _8201X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/0, zero )
exten => _8202X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/oh, 'oh (spoken in a way
meaning "zero") ')
exten => _8203X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/1, one )
exten => _8204X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/2, two )
exten => _8205X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/3, three)
exten => _8206X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/4, four )
exten => _8207X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/5, five )
exten => _8208X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/6, six )
exten => _8209X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/7, seven)
exten => _8210X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/8, eight )
exten => _8211X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/9, nine )
exten => _8212X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/10, ten )
exten => _8213X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/11, eleven )
exten => _8214X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/12, twelve )
exten => _8215X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/13, thirteen )
exten => _8216X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/14, fourteen )
exten => _8217X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/15, fifteen )
exten => _8218X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/16, sixteen )
exten => _8219X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/17, seventeen )
exten => _8220X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/18, eighteen )
exten => _8221X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/19, nineteen)
exten => _8222X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/20, twenty )
exten => _8223X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/30, thirty )
exten => _8224X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/40, forty )
exten => _8225X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/50, fifty )
exten => _8226X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/60, sixty )
exten => _8227X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/70, seventy )
exten => _8228X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/80, eighty )
exten => _8229X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/90, ninety )
exten => _8230X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/h-1, first )
exten => _8231X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/h-2, second )
exten => _8232X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/h-3, third )
exten => _8233X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/h-4, fourth)
exten => _8234X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/h-5, fifth )
exten => _8235X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/h-6, sixth )
exten => _8236X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/h-7, seventh )
exten => _8237X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/h-8, eighth )
exten => _8238X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/h-9, ninth )
exten => _8239X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/h-10, tenth )
exten => _8240X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/h-11, eleventh )
exten => _8241X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/h-12, twelfth )
exten => _8242X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/h-13, thirteenth)
exten => _8243X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/h-14, fourteenth)
exten => _8244X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/h-15, fifteenth )
exten => _8245X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/h-16, sixteenth )
exten => _8246X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/h-17, seventeenth )
exten => _8247X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/h-18, eighteenth)
exten => _8248X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/h-19, nineteenth)
exten => _8249X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/h-20, twentieth )
exten => _8250X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/h-30, thirtieth )
exten => _8251X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/at, at )
exten => _8252X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/a-m, AM )
exten => _8253X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/p-m, PM )
exten => _8254X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/hundred, hundred )
exten => _8255X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/thousand, thousand )
exten => _8256X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/million, million)
exten => _8257X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/day-0, sunday )
exten => _8258X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/day-1, monday )
exten => _8259X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/day-2, tuesday )
exten => _8260X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/day-3, wednesday )
exten => _8261X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/day-4, thursday)
exten => _8262X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/day-5, friday )
exten => _8263X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/day-6, saturday )
exten => _8264X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/dollars, dollars )
exten => _8265X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/mon-0, January )
exten => _8266X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/mon-1, February )
exten => _8267X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/mon-2, March )
exten => _8268X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/mon-3, April )
exten => _8269X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/mon-4, May )
exten => _8270X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/mon-5, June )
exten => _8271X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/mon-6, July )
exten => _8272X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/mon-7, August )
exten => _8273X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/mon-8, September )
exten => _8274X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/mon-9, October )
exten => _8275X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/mon-10, November )
exten => _8276X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/mon-11, December)
exten => _8277X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/oclock, o clock )
exten => _8278X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/today, today)
exten => _8279X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/tomorrow, tomorrow )
exten => _8280X,1,Macro(record-message,digits/gb/yesterday, yesterday)
; These are letters (a,b,c etc)
exten => _8301X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/a, a)
exten => _8302X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/b, b)
exten => _8303X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/c, c)
exten => _8304X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/d, d)
exten => _8305X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/e, e)
exten => _8306X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/f, f)
exten => _8307X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/g, g)
exten => _8308X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/h, h)
exten => _8309X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/i, i)
exten => _8310X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/j, j)
exten => _8311X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/k, k)
exten => _8312X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/l, l)
exten => _8313X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/m, m)
exten => _8314X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/n, n)
exten => _8315X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/o, o)
exten => _8316X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/p, p)
exten => _8317X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/q, q)
exten => _8318X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/r, r)
exten => _8319X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/s, s)
exten => _8320X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/t, t)
exten => _8321X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/u, y)
exten => _8322X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/v, v)
exten => _8323X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/w, w)
exten => _8324X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/x, x)
exten => _8325X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/y, y)
exten => _8326X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/z, zed)
exten => _8327X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/zed, zed)
exten => _8328X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/exclaimation-point,
exclamation point)
exten => _8329X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/plus, plus)
exten => _8330X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/slash, slash)
exten => _8331X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/space, space)
exten => _8332X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/dot, dot)
exten => _8333X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/dollar, dollar)
exten => _8334X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/dash, dash)
exten => _8335X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/at, at)
exten => _8336X,1,Macro(record-message,letters/gb/equals, equals)