I think that's a good idea, something that I'd have use of atleast :)
That be if there does not exist a site like this already, but non that I
have heard of.
Johan
There are two major products that come out of Berkeley: LSD and UNIX. We
don't believe this to be a coincidence. -- Jeremy S. Anderson
Zachary Whitley skrev:
I was wondering if there would be any interest or support out there for
an IVR voice prompt repository, a la atrpms but for voice prompts
instead of rpms. I was thinking of something that collected the meta
data such as spoken text, gender, file size, speaker ID, language,
duration, encoding, MD5, etc. prompts could also be organized into
collections almost like IVR themes where a complete set of standard base
prompts are collected so you could make one change in your configuration
file and all prompts are changed to the new speaker. There could also be
a rating for quality of recordings and links to professional services if
you needed better quality or specific recordings, etc. It could be like
pod casting for IVR.
Suggestions, comments, questions?
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