[asterisk-dev] AGI control stream file

[Steven S. Critchfield]

You received a response. Sorry you didn't like the response. Your question
is not for the asterisk-dev list. You are developing something outside
of the asterisk code base. That means you are an asterisk user. 

Liken it to web servers. The apache team develop apache. You might use
apache to make CGI or other scripts, but you are just using apache. Don't
confuse browser operators as users of apache as they don't have a clue
nor do they care about what server you run.

As best I know, there is no ability in asterisk to play a file in anything
other than normal speed and direction. Your "requirements" may just mean you
need to do jump based or time based jumps around the playable file. That is
how my company implemented ff and rw features in our voice recording
software.

----- "Bryant Zimmerman" <BryantZ at zktech.com> wrote:

> Hey guys I posted this earlier and did not get any responses. Is there
> any 
> other resources that I could use to figure this out.
> 
> Thanks
> Bryant
> 
> I am working on some AGI development that requires control of audio
> file 
> playback. The control stream file is working for the most part, but to
> meet 
> one of the project requirements I need to be able to let the user
> enter 
> stream playback in either, rewind, fastforward or pause states with a
> 
> single key press. To this point I have not figured out a way to enter
> into 
> the control stream file command in anything other than a play state.
> This 
> requires that the user must hit the, rw, ffwd or pause key.. 
> 
> After looking at the c code for the control stream file function I
> could 
> not figure out a way to force the system to allow for this. Does any
> one 
> have any ideas?  What would it take to add this to the core system?
> 
> Thanks
> Bryant
> 
>  
> 
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Steven Critchfield critch at basesys.com