Hi Folks,using this:exten = x,1,Playback(audio,noanswer)exten = x,2,Answerexten = x,3,BackGround(out)exten = x,103,HangupI'm not billed and remain connected, but the file 'audio' is not played...well I do not ear it.
But after, it pass correctly to answer and I can
You need to have an established and open channel before the audio can
be played.
exten = x,1,Answer
exten = x,n,Playback(audio,noanswer)
exten = x,n,BackGround(out)
exten = x,n,Hangup
On 24/04/2006, at 10:25 PM, FaberK wrote:
Hi Folks,
using this:
exten =
Hi Peter,but if I Answer, I'll be billed, isn't it?What I need is to play an announce of the service cost, so that if the guest do not want to go ahead for the cost, can hungup without pay.I'll try your solution.
Thanks.2006/4/25, Peter J Dean [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
You need to have an established and
I've just tryed and I've been billed.No other ideas???I'm still searching.2006/4/25, FaberK [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Peter,but if I Answer, I'll be billed, isn't it?What I need is to play an announce of the service cost, so that if the guest do not want to go ahead for the cost, can hungup without
You are stilling going to need to answer the call before you can play
any message or music or other.
Here is a start for you.
So lets look at it logically;
- Advise the caller of the charges and conditions.
- The caller must has a option to acknowledge they understand and
accept the
Peter J Dean wrote:
You are stilling going to need to answer the call before you can play
any message or music or other.
That is not necessarily true. On PRI circuits, you can usually play
'early audio' towards the caller for some period of time.
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I know that, but as soon as I answer, guest is billed.Sorry to trouble you.Thanks2006/4/25, Peter J Dean [EMAIL PROTECTED]
:You are stilling going to need to answer the call before you can playany message or music or other.
Here is a start for you.So lets look at it logically;- Advise the caller
Hi,I've tryed it using my mobile and I've been charged.Maybe, my mobile operator(Vodafone) does not support it?Thanks again.p.s.: hi John, I love to learn(books, google, lists, ecc...) and cooperation and I can say that everytime I learn something new. :o)
2006/3/21, CC Jay [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Not
Hi guys,
maybe youìve got the answer...!
When a caller(not internal, but from PSTN) call *, I need to let him hear a message, before * answer and the bill start running.
If is not clear, just let me know.
caller-telco(telco bill to the caller as soon as * answer)-asterisk
Thanks in advance.
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FaberK wrote:
Hi guys,
maybe youìve got the answer...!
When a caller(not internal, but from PSTN) call *, I need to let him
hear a message, before * answer and the bill start running.
If is not clear, just let me know.
caller-telco(telco bill to the caller as soon as * answer)-asterisk
On Monday 20 March 2006 11:46, John Daragon wrote:
Alas, most (if not all) telcos object to you transmitting voice over
their circuits before they've started to charge you for the call.
Incorrect. I do this all the time with a PRI. You can't do this with POTS.
Simply don't Answer() until
Thanks a lot!!!
Is exactly what I need to do.
Send a message, before answer.
Thanks to all!
F.2006/3/20, Andrew Kohlsmith [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Monday 20 March 2006 11:46, John Daragon wrote: Alas, most (if not all) telcos object to you transmitting voice over their circuits before they've
Andrew Kohlsmith wrote:
On Monday 20 March 2006 11:46, John Daragon wrote:
Alas, most (if not all) telcos object to you transmitting voice over
their circuits before they've started to charge you for the call.
Incorrect. I do this all the time with a PRI. You can't do this with POTS.
On Monday 20 March 2006 13:49, John Daragon wrote:
Hell, you learn something new every short period of time. I have to
go try this out...
:-) It's called early audio in PRI parlance, some carriers do not offer it
but almost all do.
-A.
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On Monday 20 March 2006 13:49, John Daragon wrote:
Hell, you learn something new every short period of time. I have to
go try this out...
:-) It's called early audio in PRI parlance, some carriers do not offer
it but almost all do.
Always pisses me off when I call AmEx at 1-800-297-1000
Not sure about 1.2.4 but with 1.0.9, you'll need to add noanswer to playback since playback will try to answer the line, i.e.,exten = 5551234,1,Playback(you-wont-be-billed-for-hearing-this, noanswer)
exten = 5551234,n,Answeretc.
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Hi List, I posted this question before but nobody replied. Maybe this time
there is somebody that can help me out.
I have a server with Digium Card with FXO ports.
I would like to add a fixed 30 seconds delay before it shows the calls as
answered.
If I call out and somebody picks up the phone it
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Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Answer Delay
Hi List, I posted this question before but nobody replied. Maybe this time
there is somebody that can help me out.
I have a server with Digium Card with FXO ports.
I would like to add a fixed 30 seconds
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Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] Answer Delay
Hello,
The problem with analog lines is that there is no reliable way to determine
: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 11:41 PM
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Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] Answer Delay
Yes, I know that is the problem with analog lines that is why I chose the
option of the fixed time delay answer.
I've tried to modify the source code in chan_zap.c
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Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] Answer Delay
Yes, I know that is the problem with analog lines that is why I chose the
option of the fixed time delay answer.
I've tried to modify the source code
Hi,
I've been trying to find out how to add a delay before the Zap channel
reports a call as answered.
Here is my problem,
I send a call to an Asterisk server that has a FXO card, * receives the
call, modifies the number to dial out, opens the Zap line to dial and
dials.. It works. The problem
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