This is from the Rivendell Wiki. I am a bit confused as to how I would do this.
- "When a tone is detected, ToneDet calls '*rmlsend --from-file=25Hz.rml' * on the Linux side. (A Windows program running in Wine can call a Linux program). - As a safeguard against false triggering, the file 25Hz.rml is usually empty. 'Just before a scheduled break, Rivendell executes a macro cart that "arms" the system with *echo>25Hz.rml PN\ 1\!'* The second command in each break event (after the one that turns off the network audio) "safes" the tone system again with *echo>25hz.rml*." -- Logan Corliss
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