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...hread called [asterisk-dev] Where to find the code of application Bridge On Wed, May 6, 2009 at 7:38 AM, Tzafrir Cohen <tzafrir.cohen at xorcom.com> wrote: >> Can someone please tell me in which file the code for the application to >> be found? I was not able to find a file named app_bridge.c in the folder >> apps. > > app_bridge.c ? app_confbridge.c ? What are you looking for, exactly? > > The apps folder: > > http://svn.digium.com/svn/asterisk/trunk/apps/ So I have a question with regard to app_confbridge, which provides an application called ConfBridge....

Hello! I have developed an IVR using AGI and so far it works great. I'm using Cepstral voices, but now want to use the voices from AT & T that are on a Windows server to be heard best. With cepstral what I do is to generate audio files from shipping and this text I reproduce this method it has worked very well. Now, try to do the same by creating the audio file in windows with the

I use Asterisk in my house. Each phone is a different extension. I really like the ability to have multiple simultaneous calls in the house. However, I do miss being able to be able to pick up a phone in a different room. Currently, I have to either transfer the call or transfer the call to a "conference" extension to move around the house. While a connection in progress on one

Hi, I am trying to join 2 asterisk servers together using a sip channel. This is so, if a user joins a conference on box A and another user joins a conference on box B, providing they are in the same conference room, the two conferences are joined via the sip channel. We only want to join the conferences together if they have users in them and we don't want to point all the conferences to

I setup two asterisk servers with identical settings (same extensions, same queues, etc). Each one is connected to the same amount of incoming/outgoing links (1 PRI, 4 BRI, 1 IAX friend, etc, on each box). Most extensions are sip and they register via DNS SRV and other methods so that the two servers are load balanced. Incoming PSTN calls (BRI) reach 50% each server so that's load balanced