[VoIP] New Asterisk Speaking Clock AGI

Jayson Smith ratguy at insightbb.com
Sat Dec 1 05:25:30 CST 2007


Hi,

     This topic has been dead for almost two years! I just called 263-2525 
yesterday afternoon, and see that apparently you haven't done a lot with it 
recently. Are you still planning at some point on making this code 
available? I've always wanted a truly accurate TOD service for Asterisk. I'd 
be interested in TIM-2000, except: A. it's apparently no longer available, 
B. it needs UK 50HZ AC power to keep time, and C. it sets itself with MSF, a 
UK time signal, instead of WWVB, the US equivalent. Has anyone ever thought 
of building a similar device for use in the US? I do have John Doyle samples 
available. Sadly, I know of no complete Jane Barbe speech sets that are 
available.
     On a somewhat related subject, I've always thought the Allison numbers 
and other similar words were spoken a bit slow for my liking. Are there good 
quality samples in existence where she speaks the numbers faster? I mean, 
where she *really* spoke them faster, not where someone's taken the normal 
samples and compressed them with a sound editor.
Jayson

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "John R. Covert" <john_reads_cnet_via_archives at covert.org>
To: "CNET" <voip at ckts.info>
Sent: Friday, March 31, 2006 5:18 AM
Subject: [VoIP] New Asterisk Speaking Clock AGI


>I just foolishly stayed up all night and wrote a new Asterisk AGI
> which does an accurate "at the third stroke" speaking clock.  It's
> synchronized by NTP, but suffers a slight VoIP delay.
>
> It's on CNET 1 263-2525.
>
> Sound file situation isn't all sorted out.  I make the "At the
> third stroke it will be" announcement myself, and then use
> Allison for the rest.  She speaks more slowly than I would like,
> and this might actually be a problem from 2100-2359 for more than
> a single cycle through the announcement.  We'll see.  I might need
> to make a new full set of sound files which speak a bit faster.
>
> Or maybe the real BT sound files in ulaw or alaw might be available.
>
> /john
>
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