Jean-Michel Hiver wrote:
Kristian Kielhofner a écrit :
Hello everyone,
As I promised at eTel last week, I have finished up work on my
"Asterisk Native Sounds" project. Here's a little diddy from
astlinux.org:
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Asterisk Native Sounds are a collection of audio prompts for
Asterisk. They will improve quality, reduce CPU usage, reduce
latency, and (in some cases) eliminate the need for G729 licenses!
The Asterisk Native Sounds are a collection of alternative sounds
prompts for Asterisk. Here's how it works. I had Allison Smith (the
voice of Asterisk) re-record all of the sound prompts present in
Asterisk 1.2. She provided them to me in the best audio format
possible. I then converted them into several native Asterisk sound
formats. Why would I do all of this?
What tools did you use to convert the sounds in all possible formats?
Asterisk's sound files become quickly limited, and it would be nice to
have a way to build your own IVRs "native formats".
Cheers,
Jean-Michel.
See here:
http://mirror.astlinux.org/sounds/scripts/
and here:
http://redice.krisk.org
--
Kristian Kielhofner
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