Am 2013-04-24 14:26, schrieb Lee Baker: > Sorry one other question, how does the audio routing work? > > Can this work with jack? Or does it just use the default sound card > settings?
blink can work with alas-jack. I created a special virtual sound card in asound.conf and gave it a decent name. So I can route the input and output of blink to any soundcard or jack-mixer port or whatever. Please keep in mind that OnAirPhone doesn't handle audio at all. It's only the message-routing and multi-user glue code to take/hold and place calls. For example: If you click on "ANSWER" the ringing line gets transferred to the selected SIP-Phone or to the number which is the blink client. In my test setup I use some Cisco 7960 Phones for the screener desks and the blink client for the 'on-air' stuff. I also configured audacity to record the talents mic and the caller in a special talkback mode. So you can record calls of air with blink on seperate channels. It's basically a big switching and re-routing in jack. Then I have a audacity macro which exports the file into a directory. The on air talent just has to press the audacity macro hotkey and it will export. The export dir is observed via python inotify. When a file arrives it is beeing renamed to something recognizable like "PhoneCall_2013-04-24_14-35.wav" and then imported into rivendell. With nearly no latency. You have the file available in RD in just 1-2 seconds after you start the export macro. I know there might be questions on the how to to such a script... :) I will also post that on the wiki :) Best regards Sascha _______________________________________________ Rivendell-dev mailing list Rivendell-dev@lists.rivendellaudio.org http://lists.rivendellaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/rivendell-dev
