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01:47.44omiomiHello guys, I'd like to know if it's possible to stream a call to anything outside of asterisk. The end goal is to do speech recognition by another service. I would like to understand #1) what asterisk would recognize as a sink for audio data #2) possible encoding that asterisk can do #3)  I saw ARI, but I'm kinda interested in the reverse - Asterisk should call some web service upon when a phone call is happening.
01:47.44omiomiIs this doable?
01:48.17SamotYes.
01:52.50omiomiHi Samot, can you elaborate?
01:54.34SamotWell first you would have to use something like RECORD to record their voice..
01:54.53SamotThen depending on the service..make the api call
01:55.11SamotEither via CURL function or AGI script
01:55.31omiomiIs it possible to stream audio in real-time?
01:56.50omiomiasterisk >>> speech recog >> stream to browser text that is said is the system I'm trying to prototype.
01:57.15[TK]D-Fenderomiomi, You're probably looking at creating actual code for * at this point
01:57.34SamotYup
01:57.38omiomiD-Fender, do I have to write a channel driver?
01:57.56SamotNo
01:58.03[TK]D-FenderOr having an external process call into * and bridge the channel to listen in on via a VoIP protocol and then do the streaming for you
01:58.08[TK]D-Fender* itself does do this
01:58.12[TK]D-Fenderyour app will have to
01:58.21[TK]D-Fenderdoes not*
01:58.31[TK]D-Fender<[TK]D-Fender> * itself does NOT do this
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02:01.16omiomiso I still would have to have some SIP listener which would do mapping, * could connect the call... is that what you'er saying?
02:02.52[TK]D-FenderNo
02:03.08[TK]D-FenderWell, actuqally I supose that direction works too
02:03.30[TK]D-FenderBasically whatever is going to do the streaming has to talk a protocol * can send audio to
02:07.44omiomiRIGHT! Would it not be simpler to write some kind of a module which a dial plan could call? I'm looking at "Types of Asterisk Modules" page, and it seems that this would fall under "resource" module. Kind of opposite of music_oh_hold... instead of sound data playing into the channel, the channel would be playing PCM samples.  Is this reasoning valid?
02:08.52[TK]D-FenderAsk yourself who you're going to make *'s OTHER apps hook into it?
02:09.01[TK]D-FenderTime to do some learning...
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02:35.39iheartlinuxI got intercom working with pjsip and 550's. :)
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19:25.01Arslanhello
19:25.09Arslananyone here
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20:20.26Arslanhello
20:21.03Samot?
20:22.47Arslanam trying to install asterisk but failed
20:22.52Arslanon debian 7
20:23.10Arslanlibpri error
20:23.29Arslanand dahdi error
20:24.19SamotDo you need any of those?
20:25.21Arslanwhat?
20:26.06Arslan/etc/dahdi/system.conf not found. Nothing to do.
20:27.08SamotAre you installing a PRI/Analog card?
20:27.45Arslani didn;t understand u
20:27.58Arslani have a vps live got from ovh
20:28.08SamotOK, so those things are for hardware.
20:28.11Arslani want to test it
20:28.15SamotYou do not need to install them.
20:28.32Arslanmake[2]: Leaving directory `/root/dahdi-linux-complete-2.11.1+2.11.1/linux/drivers/dahdi/firmware'
20:28.33SamotYou do not need to install libPRI or DAHDi
20:28.39Arslanthen?
20:28.47SamotWhat do you mean, "then"?
20:28.56SamotSkip those steps in the install instructions.
20:28.58SamotThat's it.
20:29.20Arslanthen how will it works?
20:29.27SamotWhat do you mean?
20:29.32SamotAsterisk?
20:29.36Arslanasterisks packakges are installed
20:29.40Arslannow what i have to do?
20:29.57SamotRead the Wiki and the Sample Documents
20:29.58Samot?book
20:30.02Arslan[ ok ] Asterisk PBX is running.
20:30.06Samot~book
20:30.06infobotAsterisk: The Definitive Guide, 4th Edition (ISBN 1-4493-3242-0) available at http://oreilly.com/catalog/0636920025894 - Asterisk: The Definitive Guide is released under a Creative Commons License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/us/) and a version is available for reading online at http://www.asteriskdocs.org/ or see ~buybook
20:30.09Samot^ That too.
20:30.24SamotArslan: You need to actually learn about Asterisk and how it works.
20:30.38SamotNo one is going to hold your hand and walk you through each step.
20:31.26Arslanhmmm
20:31.32Arslanin tutorials
20:31.37Arslani just see those things
20:31.47Arslanlike asterisk dahdi and libpri
20:32.01Arslanfor debian
20:32.18SamotThere is no "Asterisk for Debian" guide on the wiki
20:32.27SamotThere is just "Install Asterisk from Source"
20:33.41SamotLink the guide you are using.
20:34.30Arslanthen what's about Alternate Install Methods?
20:34.42SamotLink the guide you are using.
20:34.50Arslanhttps://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Alternate+Install+Methods
20:35.07Arslanhttps://www.howtoforge.com/tutorial/how-to-install-asterisk-on-debian/
20:35.40SamotThe first link is about using packages instead of source to install
20:36.13Arslanyes.. i want to to use packages
20:36.38SamotYou can, you'll have to look at your OS's repos for what their Asterisk packages are.
20:36.54SamotJust be aware, they are out of date by a long shot.
20:38.13Arslanasterisk is already the newest version.
20:38.19Arslandahdi is already the newest version.
20:38.24SamotSigh.
20:38.33Arslanroot@vps140944:~# service dahdi status
20:38.33SamotI'm not going around in circles on this.
20:38.34Arslan:(
20:38.44Arslan/etc/dahdi/system.conf not found. Nothing to do.
20:38.44SamotAsterisk source is current.
20:38.55SamotYou CANNOT USE  IT
20:39.03SamotYou DO NOT HAVE HARDWARE
20:39.21Arslanhmmm
20:39.28Arslanwhat are the hardware requirements
20:39.33SamotFor what?
20:39.37SamotSIP?
20:39.39SamotA VM instance.
20:39.40SamotYou have it
20:39.54SamotThose are for PRI/POTS/FXS connections.
20:40.44Arslanto install asterisk
20:40.49Arslanwhat hardware required?
20:40.53SamotA server.
20:41.09Arslanand?
20:41.09SamotThis is a VM from a hosting company
20:41.11SamotThat's it.
20:41.12SamotDone.
20:41.23Arslanu meanz an dedicated machine
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21:07.48[TK]D-Fenderno
21:07.56[TK]D-Fenderit means an OS running on something
21:08.21[TK]D-FenderAnd jsut because the PACKAGE is the latest version doesn't mean it contains the latest ASTERISK version
21:08.34[TK]D-FenderI can take a brand new box and shove OLD SHIT in it.
21:08.44[TK]D-FenderSo go get version numbers
21:09.04[TK]D-Fendersome generic statement that there isn't a newer box doesn't eman it's newer UNBOXED somewhere else
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