>They have 5 different stations under one company. The idea is >to have 5 different MOH sources (URL based) and depending on >who/what/when/where placed on hold they would get the right >stations current broadcast. > >So I don't think the "cost/value" is there for multiple >Zap-Channel devices, or multiple sound cards
You are not going to get an ASF feed unless you do it yourself. Trust me. This is primarily because ASF could mean anything. Much like .wav files and .avi files, ASF files are only a wrapper that may contain various encodings. If I had to guess, I'd say you're likely going to need to decode the ASF and then decode WMA. The AVIfile library has some support for this. Given the trouble above, I would REALLY just recommend finding some card that will handle like four audio inputs, get the SOX moh code mentioned earlier, and hack together some process for pulling the data from the sound card via sox. IIRC, something like this has been done before by someone on IRC. I have nothing to back that up. Does anyone have any specs on building a converter to take the sound input from, say, a stereo plug and putting it onto a phone line? Is there a box I can buy at radio shack? At that point, it would be a matter of patching MOH to bridge to a zaptel channel (probably the best way to do this). Jayson _______________________________________________ Asterisk-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
