Mojo with Horan & Company, LLC wrote:
Depending on the format of your audio file, you could generate a
one-second sample of audio and then something like the following
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#!/bin/bash
NUM=$1
CUR=0
rm -f bigtonefile;
[ $CUR != $NUM ] && {
cat tonefile >> bigtonefile;
CUR = $CUR+1;
}
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System(generator 7)
Then Playback(bigtonefile) ; for seven seconds of audio
You could use half-second tones or less if you wanted finer granularity.
Just a suggestion, think outside the box, they say :)
Earle Clubb wrote:
Bill Gibbs wrote:
Why not just merge the file together a few times using an audio program
and make a longer file?
Bill
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Subject: [asterisk-users] Looped message playback
Hello,
I'm trying to play an audio file to a phone an arbitrary number of
times. The audio is a five-second segment of a sine wave. I need
this to be played repeatedly without gaps between playbacks. I've
tried doing this in the dial plan, e.g.:
exten => s,1,Playback(tonefile)
exten => s,2,Goto(1)
but there is too long of a gap between the playbacks. Does anyone
know of a way to achieve this?
Thanks,
Earle
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Great idea. Unfortunately I may never know the duration of the tone
until after it is turned off. For example if switch is turned on, the
tone should begin. It should keep playing until the switch is turned off.
Earle
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