<div>I was indeed looking at "announce-count", but from the code, it looks like that was designed to announce to the caller how many people were on the conference only when they were joining and the number was over a threshold specified in the profile. Not exactly what I was looking for, but it did help me find some of the right variables. And no, it didn't work, but I see now that it's most likely because conference_member_say wasn't working.</div>
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<div>I didn't think to try to define tts_engine and tts_voice, though, thinking that things like that had likely defaults. Obviously that would be an issue if not. I'll look at that next.</div>
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<div>Don't quote me on what announce-count is supposed to do, yet -- I only looked at it for long enough to tell that it wasn't what I needed. Once I have things working the way I want, I feel like I'll have enough data to be more certain of what everything does, and then I'll be happy to help you fill those out.<br>
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<div>I like your solution on the default controls. Naming them "sample" instead of "default" would do fine. Alternately, if we put a blurb in the comments above the default controls saying "these controls are hard-coded, and changes will not be taken into account. They are here as an example only", that would probably be good enough.</div>
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<div>Also, it's not clear that the DTMF commands for caller controls can be multiple digits. It might go without saying, but I didn't think about it until a little ways in, so something on the wiki might be nice.<br>
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<div class="gmail_quote">On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 5:01 PM, <span dir="ltr"><<a href="mailto:j3flight@gmail.com">j3flight@gmail.com</a>></span> wrote:<br>
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<div text="#000000" bgcolor="#ffffff">I also saw the option for the "announce-count" conference parameter (which i assume is what you're trying to use) and it didn't seem to work for me either. I couldn't figure out whether I was doing something wrong or if it was not working - that's why I implemented it in JS. Looking at the code now, do you have <font size="2">tts_engine and tts_voice defined in the conference config file. </font><font size="2">Looks like conference_member_say won't do anything without those...</font><br>
<br>I can definitely attest to the confusion on your second point... It took me a while to figure out the "default" conference controls as well. As long as you name your caller-controls something else, it all works great. The easy fix would be to modify the included conference config file so that the sample conference controls had a different name. If someone removed them manually, it would work as advertised.<br>
<br>The wiki doc for mod_conference still needs some help too. I tried to fill in what I knew recently by adding all the options I could find in the source and re-arranging the page to make it easier to understand for new folks. I had to leave a bunch of ??? in places though because I didn't know what something did or meant... Can anyone help complete that?<br>
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