Hello Wayne,
In our little student radio, we're using Asterisk, and I'm very
interested in your project.
How does it work ?
Our studio uses a "central" Asterisk server for routing calls in and
from the outside world, and between the different extensions in the
facilities. There is another Asterisk server that acts as a client :
it's the hybrid system, hosted on a computer, with an ADAT soundcard
connected with JACK. And we use the app_jack feature of this Asterisk to
connect directly to the soundcard. There is a permanent open channel
between this Asterisk and the main one, on a MeetMe extension, so that
it's possible to reroute new incoming calls to this MeetMe conference.
This allows us to have an "infinite" number of callers on air, talking
to each other.
The main difficulty until now is to remove a caller from the conference.
We have to do this manually, so a technician must be present to enter
commands in the CLI. This is absolutely not good.
So waiting for the new Asterisk 12 with a REST API, your solution looks
very promising, and I would like to test it if possible.
Hoggins!
Le 25/10/2013 19:56, Wayne Merricks a écrit :
> Hi all,
>
> I've been making a phone interface for Studio and phone answerer use
> over the last 3months. I don't get a lot of free work time but its
> been making steady progress.
>
> If any of you rely on Asterisk as a backend and don't mind running
> Java on machines, it might be useful for you.
>
> Please note this is very early days as all the setup for databases etc
> is manual at the moment. It requires Asterisk, MySQL and an XMPP
> server (I'm using Elastix in a VM).
>
> Would be interested to know if this is useful to anyone and possibly
> if anyone is brave enough to test it. It should be functionally
> complete over the next couple of weeks, there are only minor bugs that
> I know of at the moment (stupid things like a caller being on a
> Warning alert, the icon shows up correctly but the drop down box
> defaults to Banned).
>
> Screenshot would have got eaten by the mailing list so can be found here:
> http://thevoiceasia.com/phone.png
>
> The plan is to put this into production over here sometime before
> Windows XP dies next year. I've tested it on Windows and various
> forms of Ubuntu so far. Any questions feel free to get in touch.
>
> Regards,
>
> Wayne Merricks
> The Voice Asia
>
>
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