Hi Guys,
Jason's proposal would work as well. Just for the completeness, I fixed
the script sent by Rafael and attached it to this email (tstivr.py). The
important difference is that the file has to be closed, or at least
deallocated. This way, the WAV header can be written, and the file is
complete.
The main difference between both strategies (Rafael's, and the one
proposed by Jason) is that in one case (Rafael's) the wav file will stop
recording when 5 seconds of audio are recorded in the file, whereby in
Jason's case, the file will be closed anyway after 5 seconds, no matter
what happens.
In fact, the audio file does not record anything if the caller does not
speak and its phone has voice activity detection. So, i think that
Jason's would be by far better for your purposes, whereby somewhat more
complex.
Cheers
Raphael.
Jason Penton wrote:
Hi Rafael
Im also still new to SEMS, but Id suggest looking at using one of the
user timers and then disconnecting the audio from the session and
closing the wav file in the onTimer function.
Let me know if you come right!
Cheers
Jason
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<[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Hi All,
i am new in ser and sems.
i have running sersasi with sems 1.0.0
i have a ivr python scrip that record my voice for e.g. 5 seconds
and save it as a wave file on my harddisc.
my problem is that the wave file is finaly saved only if i hang up
(send bye) but the wave file should be saved directly after the 5
seconds without hang up the phone.
Can someone help me?
here my script:
from log import *
from ivr import *
hallo = "/usr/audio/hallo_1oder2.wav"
record = "/usr/audio/record.wav"
class IvrDialog(IvrDialogBase) :
def onSessionStart(self,hdrs):
self.audio_play = IvrAudioFile()
self.audio_play.open(hallo, AUDIO_READ)
self.enqueue(self.audio_play,None)
def onDtmf(self,event,duration):
if event ==1:
self.audio_rec = None
self.audio_rec = IvrAudioFile()
self.audio_rec.open("/usr/audio/record.wav", AUDIO_WRITE,)
self.audio_rec.setRecordTime(5*1000)
self.enqueue(None,self.audio_rec)
if event ==2:
self.audio_play = None
self.audio_play = IvrAudioFile()
self.audio_play.open(record,
AUDIO_READ)
self.enqueue(self.audio_play,None)
def onBye(self):
self.bye()
self.stopSession()
regards
rafael
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from log import *
from ivr import *
hallo = "wav/default_en.wav"
record = "/tmp/record.wav"
class IvrDialog(IvrDialogBase) :
def onSessionStart(self,hdrs):
info("******** onSessionStart ********\n")
def onDtmf(self,event,duration):
if event ==1:
self.audio_rec = None
self.audio_rec = IvrAudioFile()
self.audio_rec.open(record, AUDIO_WRITE,False)
self.audio_rec.setRecordTime(5*1000)
self.enqueue(None,self.audio_rec)
if event ==2:
self.stop_recording()
self.audio_play = None
self.audio_play = IvrAudioFile()
self.audio_play.open(hallo, AUDIO_READ)
self.enqueue(self.audio_play,None)
def onEmptyQueue(self):
self.stop_recording()
def onBye(self):
self.stop_recording()
self.bye()
self.stopSession()
def stop_recording(self):
if self.audio_rec != None:
self.audio_rec.close()
self.audio_rec = None
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