On Sat, 8 Sep 2012, upendra wrote:
i am trying to add my own sound file in the asterisk dial plan extension
for playback option , i dont no where to put the file and how to give
the path in extension file and all so is need that the sound file should
be convert in asterisk as .wav file???
A command similar to:
sox\
"${INPUT}"\
--bits 16\
--channels 1\
--encoding signed-integer\
--rate 8k\
"${OUTPUT}"
will convert the file to a format Asterisk will be happy with.
When you specify a file to be played, for example, using 'playback()', you
specify the file's path. If you don't specify an absolute path, the path
is relative to the directory set in asterisk.conf.
One last 'oops' I still do is forgetting that Asterisk likes to choose the
'file type' (even if you only have .wav) so don't specify it.
So, for example, if you had a file named 'my-first-wave-file.wav' in a
sub-directory of Asterisk's 'sounds' directory named 'upendra' you could
play the file with either:
playback(upendra/my-first-wave-file)
playback(/var/lib/asterisk/sounds/upendra/my-first-wave-file)
www.voip-info.org is an excellent (if somewhat dated) resource for
Asterisk questions. I'm sure asterisk.org and ATFOT.pdf are also
excellent resources. I started with voip-info.org, so it's my 'go to'
resource.
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Thanks in advance,
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Newline Fax: +1-760-731-3000
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