On 20 January 2018 at 23:30, Tim S wrote:
> I have seen this take over 2 seconds before on a sluggish machine.
Thanks - my host uses SSD and everything seems pretty quick, but I'll
give it a 1 second pause.
> you'd need to pipe that to a Google Speech API tunnel.
> That's probably not something
Also, be aware that by creating an audio file, you may need to insert
a pause in your code before the file is:
1) written
2) flushed from cache to disk
3) registered as available to be opened by the OS
I have seen this take over 2 seconds before on a sluggish machine.
You can speed this up a bit
On Saturday 20 January 2018 at 18:45:49, Jonathan H wrote:
> Oh, what a good idea! That's exactly the kind of lateral thinking I
> was hoping someone would come up with.
>
> I thought it was called MixMonitor, and tried to wrap my head around
> it but couldn't.
MixMonitor is related, but differe
Oh, what a good idea! That's exactly the kind of lateral thinking I
was hoping someone would come up with.
I thought it was called MixMonitor, and tried to wrap my head around
it but couldn't.
I'll give this a go tomorrow and let you know what I come up with!
Many thanks,
Jonathan
T
On 20 Jan
Just a quick and dirty thought, try the MONITOR application.
Pseudo-code:
Anchor-point
PLAYBACK ("press or say")
MONITOR (use the split audio files mode, not the mixed - this way you can
roughly separate which side did the "talking")
READ (audio file "1 to 5", try to grab one digit)
STOPMONITOR
Hello,
I want to start recording with a prompt of "press or say 1 to 5". If
no DMTF is pressed, I want to send the recording to Google Speech to
get the number back (got that part working already).
If any dtmf key is pressed while Application_Record is running with
option y, then the recording t
Thanks Eric,
Well, with your guidance and after a fair bit of Googling, experimentation
and headscratching, here is the Python version for anyone who wants it
Also works with other long AGI background tasks to quickly return to the
dialplan when something else is being processed.
import os, s
