Here's a solution that might be considered a hack: In your voicemail config /etc/freeswitch/autoload_configs/voicemail.conf.xml, you can do something like this with the tone-spec: <param name="tone-spec" value="v=-63;%(5000, 0, 640);v=0;%(1000, 0, 640)" /> What's happening here is you are setting the volume to imperceptible and then playing a tone for 5000 ms; then, the volume gets set to 0 dB and plays the regular tone. Of course change 5000 to whatever delay you want before the tone and check to make sure that v=0 is a comfortable volume. On 08/22/2017 09:08 AM, Jonathan Hunter wrote:
Hi Guys,
Hope all are well?
I am using using skip_instructions with the voicemail module, so that we dont have any instructions and just the audio file is played (voicemail_greeting_number=1), which I am doing in dialplan as below;
<action application="answer"/> <action application="sleep" data="1000"/> <action application="set" data="skip_instructions=true"/> <action application="set" data="voicemail_greeting_number=1"/> <action application="voicemail" data="default Domain user"/>
This works fine but some people are reporting the 'beep' kicks in too quickly after the audio file has stopped playing.
Is there a way to pause/sleep the 'beep' so I can wait for a few seconds before it is generated?
Many thanks
Jon
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