How to play more than one voice file in play_and_get_digits function
Dear All, I am in the process of doing IVR development on FreeSWITCH. I am having doubt in the play_and_get_digits application. I am using Perl language for handling IVR. How can I play more than one sound file in play_get_digits application? For an example, $conn->execute("play_and_get_digit", 1 1 1000 # /usr/local/freeswitch/en/us/callie/sounds/ivr/please.wav , /usr/local/freeswitch/en/us/callie/sounds/ivr/press-1.wav /usr/loca/freeswitch/en/us/callie/sounds/ivr/invalid.wav res \\d+); Is the above statement is right? Can I use more than one file in it? OR Can I use the play_get_digits as following? $conn->execute("play_and_get_digit", 1 1 1000 # /usr/local/freeswitch/en/us/callie/sounds/ivr/please.av /usr/loca/freeswitch/en/us/callie/sounds/ivr/invalid.wav res \\d+); $conn->execute("play_and_get_digit", 1 1 1000 # /usr/local/freeswitch/en/us/callie/sounds/ivr/press-1.wav /usr/loca/freeswitch/en/us/callie/sounds/ivr/invalid.wav res \\d+); In the above statements how can I assure that the first application or second application is executed? When the digit is get while playing the first application the second application should not be played. How Can I do that? Is this my understanding wrong? Correct me If I am wrong? Please help me?
Make sure that mod_file_string is built and loaded and then try the syntax that is described here: http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Mod_file_string#Examples Instead of a comma separated list you can use ! and be sure NOT to put a space after the ! because the function delimits the arguments with spaces. Try something like this: $conn->execute("play_and_get_digits", 1 1 1000 # /usr/local/freeswitch/en/us/callie/sounds/ivr/please.wav!/usr/local/freeswitch/en/us/callie/sounds/ivr/press-1.wav /usr/loca/freeswitch/en/us/callie/sounds/ivr/invalid.wav res \\d+); Let us know how it goes. -MC On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 11:38 PM, velusamy velu <velu.technical@gmail.com>wrote:
Dear All,
I am in the process of doing IVR development on FreeSWITCH. I am having doubt in the play_and_get_digits application. I am using Perl language for handling IVR.
How can I play more than one sound file in play_get_digits application? For an example,
$conn->execute("play_and_get_digit", 1 1 1000 # /usr/local/freeswitch/en/us/callie/sounds/ivr/please.wav , /usr/local/freeswitch/en/us/callie/sounds/ivr/press-1.wav /usr/loca/freeswitch/en/us/callie/sounds/ivr/invalid.wav res \\d+);
Is the above statement is right? Can I use more than one file in it?
OR
Can I use the play_get_digits as following?
$conn->execute("play_and_get_digit", 1 1 1000 # /usr/local/freeswitch/en/us/callie/sounds/ivr/please.av /usr/loca/freeswitch/en/us/callie/sounds/ivr/invalid.wav res \\d+);
$conn->execute("play_and_get_digit", 1 1 1000 # /usr/local/freeswitch/en/us/callie/sounds/ivr/press-1.wav /usr/loca/freeswitch/en/us/callie/sounds/ivr/invalid.wav res \\d+);
In the above statements how can I assure that the first application or second application is executed?
When the digit is get while playing the first application the second application should not be played. How Can I do that?
Is this my understanding wrong? Correct me If I am wrong?
Please help me?
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You can also use phrase macros. (and no its not just for TTS ;) ) /b On Sep 24, 2009, at 2:02 AM, Michael Collins wrote:
Make sure that mod_file_string is built and loaded and then try the syntax that is described here: http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Mod_file_string#Examples
Instead of a comma separated list you can use ! and be sure NOT to put a space after the ! because the function delimits the arguments with spaces. Try something like this:
$conn->execute("play_and_get_digits", 1 1 1000 # /usr/local/ freeswitch/en/us/callie/sounds/ivr/please.wav!/usr/local/freeswitch/ en/us/callie/sounds/ivr/press-1.wav /usr/loca/freeswitch/en/us/ callie/sounds/ivr/invalid.wav res \\d+);
Let us know how it goes. -MC
Use phrase macros as Brian said. On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 1:09 PM, Brian West <brian@freeswitch.org> wrote:
You can also use phrase macros. (and no its not just for TTS ;) ) /b
On Sep 24, 2009, at 2:02 AM, Michael Collins wrote:
Make sure that mod_file_string is built and loaded and then try the syntax that is described here: http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Mod_file_string#Examples
Instead of a comma separated list you can use ! and be sure NOT to put a space after the ! because the function delimits the arguments with spaces. Try something like this:
$conn->execute("play_and_get_digits", 1 1 1000 # /usr/local/freeswitch/en/us/callie/sounds/ivr/please.wav!/usr/local/freeswitch/en/us/callie/sounds/ivr/press-1.wav /usr/loca/freeswitch/en/us/callie/sounds/ivr/invalid.wav res \\d+);
Let us know how it goes. -MC
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Dear All, mod_file_string is working for me. Is there any problem by using mod_file-string? If it so, how can use phrase macros in perl using ESL::IVR module? Please provide your valuable idea... On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 10:25 PM, Diego Viola <diego.viola@gmail.com> wrote:
Use phrase macros as Brian said.
On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 1:09 PM, Brian West <brian@freeswitch.org> wrote:
You can also use phrase macros. (and no its not just for TTS ;) ) /b
On Sep 24, 2009, at 2:02 AM, Michael Collins wrote:
Make sure that mod_file_string is built and loaded and then try the syntax that is described here: http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Mod_file_string#Examples
Instead of a comma separated list you can use ! and be sure NOT to put a space after the ! because the function delimits the arguments with spaces. Try something like this:
$conn->execute("play_and_get_digits", 1 1 1000 # /usr/local/freeswitch/en/us/callie/sounds/ivr/please.wav!/usr/local/freeswitch/en/us/callie/sounds/ivr/press-1.wav /usr/loca/freeswitch/en/us/callie/sounds/ivr/invalid.wav res \\d+);
Let us know how it goes. -MC
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Either work... file string is new... we use phrase macros in the default IVR menu... its a nice way to make something internationalized. /b On Sep 24, 2009, at 11:56 PM, velusamy velu wrote:
Dear All, mod_file_string is working for me. Is there any problem by using mod_file-string? If it so, how can use phrase macros in perl using ESL::IVR module?
Please provide your valuable idea...
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