So it turns out that it wasn't a bug at all -- it is a feature that was not implemented. So I've got some work to do to get that running. Since I said I would, though, here's my analysis of the conference parameters you were asking about:
mute-detect-sound Different sound for if muting using only when mute-detect flag is on. max-members Specifies the maximum number of participants in a call. max-members-sound If caller cannot join because max is reached, this sound plays. Recommended if max-members is set. comfort-noise-level Sets volume of background white noise to generate. announce-count Requires TTS. When joining, tells caller how many callers are already in conference if at least the specified minimum. suppress-events ? Sets a flag, but does not appear to do anything with it. verbose-events Maximum verbosity for transcripting. timer-name Specifies the name of this profile's timer. To separate it from other timers? BB On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 8:59 AM, Bradley Brashier <[email protected]>wrote: > OK, I figured out the TTS stuff. It's a matter of choosing an engine (I > chose flite), uncommenting a few things, and setting the TTS variables in > the conference profile. You do have to rebuild FS to do this. > > With that working, my count function works, too. > > I posted a bug last night about conferencing, BTW: if you're using the > wait-mod function, where the conference doesn't start until the moderator > arrives, and you're also using separate profiles for users and moderators, > the users only have the "user" profile until the first moderator arrives. At > that time, they switch to also be using the "moderator" profile. > > Now that TTS is working, I'm going to see about helping you fill out those > ???s, and maybe see if I can figure out how to fix the above bug. > > BB >
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