Whats the best way to insert audio into a call from event socket
I want to insert a queue of voice recordings into a call, and be able to stop them all. Doing both via the event socket. Currently I'm doing: api uuid_broadcast $uuid fileName1.wav both api uuid_broadcast $uuid fileName2.wav both And stopping the audio with: api uuid_break $uuid all That works quite well, except for two problems: 1) I can't use it because when the audio is playing the parties can't hear each other talk. 2) There is a slight delay of about half a second before the audio starts (though I'm guessing this can't be helped.) Previously I'd used: api uuid_displace $uuid start fileName1.wav 0 mux But I don't think I'd been able to queue up more than one file with that. There's a few other possibilities that I've thought of, including going into a js/lua script and looping inside that, or changing the call into a conference, and using the conference commands. Rather than mess around trying lots of ideas, I'd rather focus on the one best approach - any ideas? Cheers, Fraser
You can chain files with file_string:// so it should work with uuid_displace http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Mod_file_string -- About: http://about.me/dujinfang Blog: http://www.dujinfang.com Proj: http://www.freeswitch.org.cn Sent with Sparrow (http://www.sparrowmailapp.com) On Sunday, January 29, 2012 at 4:17 AM, Fraser Redmond wrote:
I want to insert a queue of voice recordings into a call, and be able to stop them all. Doing both via the event socket.
Currently I'm doing: api uuid_broadcast $uuid fileName1.wav both api uuid_broadcast $uuid fileName2.wav both
And stopping the audio with:api uuid_break $uuid all
That works quite well, except for two problems: 1) I can't use it because when the audio is playing the parties can't hear each other talk. 2) There is a slight delay of about half a second before the audio starts (though I'm guessing this can't be helped.)
Previously I'd used: api uuid_displace $uuid start fileName1.wav 0 mux
But I don't think I'd been able to queue up more than one file with that.
There's a few other possibilities that I've thought of, including going into a js/lua script and looping inside that, or changing the call into a conference, and using the conference commands.
Rather than mess around trying lots of ideas, I'd rather focus on the one best approach - any ideas?
Cheers, Fraser
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Thanks. So in general, is uuid_displace a better choice than uuid_broadcast? Cheers, Fraser On 29 January 2012 02:09, Seven Du <dujinfang@gmail.com> wrote:
You can chain files with file_string:// so it should work with uuid_displace http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Mod_file_string
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On Sunday, January 29, 2012 at 4:17 AM, Fraser Redmond wrote:
I want to insert a queue of voice recordings into a call, and be able to stop them all. Doing both via the event socket.
Currently I'm doing: api uuid_broadcast $uuid fileName1.wav both api uuid_broadcast $uuid fileName2.wav both
And stopping the audio with: api uuid_break $uuid all
That works quite well, except for two problems: 1) I can't use it because when the audio is playing the parties can't hear each other talk. 2) There is a slight delay of about half a second before the audio starts (though I'm guessing this can't be helped.)
Previously I'd used: api uuid_displace $uuid start fileName1.wav 0 mux
But I don't think I'd been able to queue up more than one file with that.
There's a few other possibilities that I've thought of, including going into a js/lua script and looping inside that, or changing the call into a conference, and using the conference commands.
Rather than mess around trying lots of ideas, I'd rather focus on the one best approach - any ideas?
Cheers, Fraser
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