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This is an Australian situation. I have a PSTN connection that has CLID presentation enabled and has two numbers assigned to it, the primary number with the standard ring cadence: 400,200,400,2000 and the secondary number with the alternative cadence: 200,400,200,400,200,1600 CLID presentation is working fine and in zapata.conf I have: usecallerid = yes usedistinctiveringdetection = yes I am

Does anyone know of a speech recognition module (like say yes or no, or numbers) I guess due to the complexity of speech recognition it might just be found in commercial applications or am I wrong like always? -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20050128/119168cb/attachment.htm

A couple of weekends ago I decided to see if I could get Asterisk to play nice with TellMe's VoiceXML studio. They provide the VoiceXML studio for free, and you can access it through SIP, so I thought this would be a fun and cheap way to integrate voice recognition into my IVR. I have posted a brief tutorial with code and examples on the voip-info.org wiki (

What voice recognition software options are available with Asterisk? I've seen some references to Sphinx in the lists and docs, but I can't find details on on how to integrate with Asterisk. If anyone has had success integrating and using voice recognition in Asterisk, I would greatly appreciate advice and links to information. Thanks. -- David -------------- next part --------------

All; Since I have interest in providing the capability for callers to speak the department, person or number they wish to call, as well as other IVR scenarios, I have been reviewing much of this lists email archives and searching the web for open source voice recognition that will work with the Asterisk PBX. What I am trying to determine, is what will it take to get it working on Asterisk? How

Thanks for the link. Are there no free alternatives for speech recognition?

Hello! I need to: 1) call special number (or run special application) on mobile phone 2) establish connection between mobile phone and server 3) allow server to recognize spoken numbers (Polish language) and some other control words 4) let the server to say some short answers (prerecorded in mp3) according to some algorithm and recognized words 5) let the server to save little text file on its

Hi all, Yes, this might not be the proper list for this, but i have a question about Asterisk and voice recognition. If I want to create a menu system where the user can say different things in the Swedish language what should I look at? For example, i want the user to be able to say something simular in Swedish: connect disconnect help and so on. Best regards and thanks, Christian

Hi all, Anyone knows of any Voice Recognition applications which use VoIP? Preferably open source. I am basically trying to build a Voice Call Router, something to recognize a spoken name and then transfer the caller to the right party's extension? TIA. -Eric -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

Hello everyone. Is it possible to do some very basic voice recognition from within Asterisk's dialplan? What I'm aiming at is the ability to speak the digits I want to dial from my mobile phone. Dialing digits on my mobile phone while driving is not all that safe... Thanks for any input, Cosmin Prund

Hi all, someone has used the voice recognition software named Sphinx??? Can he tell me how to use and its performance??? Thanks Marco -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20090408/4acd09c5/attachment.htm

Hi. I just started trying to play with Sphinx. I followed their site as far as running sphinx-server. It is listening on the default port. I copied sphinx2-simple to another file and changed sphinx2-continuous to sphinx2-server. So, I ran eagi-sphinx-test under asterisk. What exactly is it supposted to do? Here's what I get: debian:~# sphinx2-simple2 sphinx2-simple: Demo CMU Sphinx2

I'm planning a system of 120 SIP or PRI channels using speech recognition (fixed grammar of 500 words) menus. I could use a Cisco router and VoiceXML, but would prefer not to on cost grounds. Has anyone tried Asterisk and Sphinx (bonus points if in a production environment)? If so, what's your opinion on quality of recognition, stability, resource usage, etc? Anyone have any

http://deancollinsblog.blogspot.com/2007/03/microsoft-buys-tellme.html I thought I would email this post I made on my blog from yesterday as a way of stimulating discussion on this. It looks like the Asterisk community is no closer to getting a Pre-Paid 'Offboard Speech Recognition Processing' SIP gateway than ever. I've left the

Hi Everyone, Has anyone got any opensource speech recognition software to work with Asterisk? Please only list WORKING ones. Not the "theoretically" should work ones! Thanks -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20100821/4d11d6c0/attachment.htm

Not open source, but free for 2 ports: Prophecy2006 by Voxeo. Supports CCXML, CallXML and VXML. Interops nicely w/ asterisk. ________________________________ From: asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Neil Skowronek Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2006 11:03 PM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject:

Hi, Did anyone tried speech recognition using Sphinx ? I used sphinx using this website (http://scribblej.com/svn/) but when i run astsphinx i am getting the following error. Any clue what might have caused this problem ? Thanks -Azher INFO: s2_semi_mgau.c(1080): 1 mixture Gaussians, 256 components, 4 feature streams, veclen 51 INFO: s2_semi_mgau.c(748): Loading senones from dump file

I have RSI (hurty hands) and need software for recognition of continuous speech. Linux has nothing workable. Dragon was bad even on Windows. What's needed is a Linux speech engine, so that the linux crew can get making a good GUI. So I'm trying to bring over the Vista Speech Engine. Here's my (failed) attempt: http://womblezone.blogspot.com/ I'm trying to bring it over with

Hello All, While looking for solution to solve my Callback DTMF problem, I came across LumenVox Speech Recognition software. Has anyone tried out? Need some feedback before I purchase it... Please help... Cheers, Nitesh

On 08/06/07, Steve Kann <stevek@stevek.com> wrote: > > I'd look at the speech-to-text implementations for this -- I think CMU > Sphinx has done something like this. > Thanks. I had a look at their web pages, and the Sphinx software looks interesting, but I was unable to determine if there is a "hook" in their system to allow simple speech _detection_ rather than