On Aug 8, 2008, at 5:24 AM, t <t@c-base.org> wrote:
i already asked this on the fs-users list. so i like to ask the developers if they can give me some hints.
%< i like to setup conferences with some ambient music in the background.
is there a background sound parameter?
when i use the perpetual sound with local_stream its fine. but all the users have unmute themselve first.
You can adjust the flags on entry to the conference, I think the syntax starts with +flags.
how can i do things with a user after he entered a conference? in the dialplan? via script? ... like unmuting him.
You can use fsapi commands anywhere you have access to them via event socket, xmlrpc, console, embedded languages and other ways.
a more general question is how to play no-sound for certain events. if there is something like: <param name="kicked-sound" value="conference/conf-kicked.wav"/> can i set it to something like: <param name="kicked-sound" value="nosound"/> ?? %<
Just don't set that option on the conference profile and it won't have any sound associated with it
... some more background about me ...
i thought it is a really common setup to have conferences with backgroundchannels.
by thinking deeper about the idea with queuebased conferencing and room-oriented ivr-system (voice-muds) i started the project blabla (but its still a on a very beginning) [python + yate] -- https://blabla.bountysource.com/
i also took part on the idea of VARE (virtual a rendering engines) which is hyperlinked conferencing. or a base for some "audio-web". http://blog.justdigits.de/?cat=11 <-- sorry german but basically a audiointerpretation of documents like http://justdigits.de/vare/Erdgeschoss.vare#S by some 16 channel mixer ontop of asterisk and xmpp.
since 1 year i work on something called dialstation. which is php+rubyonrails+freeswitch. more about this can you see on my talk on asterisktag. [where i also announced the release of FreeSWITCH 1.0 ;-) ] http://www.asterisk-tag.org/wiki/Programm_27.05.2008_(Mixed_Track)
thats for now. lets see who i meet here on this list.
t.
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