Asterisk

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Hello
who can say something about Asterisk?

Moritz

 

[Brian]

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It's a free PBX.. There, I said something

Why don't you just go read on http://www.asterisk.org ?


Moritz Beierlein <Beierlein.Moritz@t-online.de> wrote:
> Hello
> who can say something about Asterisk?
>
> Moritz
>
>

 

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Moritz Beierlein <Beierlein.Moritz@t-online.de> wrote:
> Hello
> who can say something about Asterisk?

Got it running on my linux router@home. It connects several sip
accounts, my pstn line (via X100P) some softphones (Linphone) and a
GrandStream SIPPhone. Works like a charm, I use the phone more often
now... ;-)

Next Project is connecting MBROLA (Text-To-Speech System).


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In article <9c79r1-k5e.ln1@peyote.in-butter.de>,
Michael Steinmetz <peyote@snafu.de> wrote:
>Got it running on my linux router@home. It connects several sip
>accounts, my pstn line (via X100P) some softphones (Linphone) and a
>GrandStream SIPPhone. Works like a charm, I use the phone more often
>now... ;-)
>
>Next Project is connecting MBROLA (Text-To-Speech System).

Support for "festival" text-to-speech is in standard asterisk - what does
MBROLA offer in addition or do better?

Zane.

 

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You can spoof Caller I.D. with it!
http://securityfocus.com/news/9061



"Moritz Beierlein" <Beierlein.Moritz@t-online.de> wrote in message
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> Hello
> who can say something about Asterisk?
>
> Moritz
>
>

 

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abuse@wilson.st wrote:

> Support for "festival" text-to-speech is in standard asterisk - what does
> MBROLA offer in addition or do better?

German Phoneme Data, lots of.


Greets,
St1
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In article <etv3s1-qe2.ln1@peyote.in-butter.de>,
Michael Steinmetz <peyote@snafu.de> wrote:
>> Support for "festival" text-to-speech is in standard asterisk - what does
>> MBROLA offer in addition or do better?
>
>German Phoneme Data, lots of.

I see - I hadn't noticed your .de domain. According to
http://www.ims.uni-stuttgart.de/phonetik/synthesis/festival_opensource.html,
Festival can speak German, using the MRBOLA diphones and waveform engine.
This might be easier than just using MRBOLA with Asterisk.

Zane.

 

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U¿ytkownik Brian LaVallee napisa³:

> You can spoof Caller I.D. with it!


and ?????

R,
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"Brian LaVallee" <blavallee@nospam.broadviewnet.com> writes:
>You can spoof Caller I.D. with it!
>http://securityfocus.com/news/9061

And this is news? Anybody with the right level of telco circuits and a
little know-how have been doing this for 10 years++. CallerID isn't
secure and has never been.

What the VOIP IP providers now provide is that anybody that pays them
$20/month can now do this as well.


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Network Engineer/Jack of All Trades
Vector Internet Services, Inc.

 

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abuse@wilson.st wrote:

> I see - I hadn't noticed your .de domain. According to
> http://www.ims.uni-stuttgart.de/phonetik/synthesis/festival_opensource.html,

I know that site fairly well. ;-)
On the other hand, I am comfortable with MBROLA, and have put some effort
in tweaking it, and I dont know how to use festival with the german tts
through the asterisk bindings yet...


Greetings,
St1
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You can only spoof callerid if the voip provider allows it. They shouldn't
allow this as it is completelt irresponsible.


"Doug McIntyre" <merlyn@visi.com> wrote in message
news:40f214fa$0$240$a1866201@newsreader.visi.com...
> "Brian LaVallee" <blavallee@nospam.broadviewnet.com> writes:
> >You can spoof Caller I.D. with it!
> >http://securityfocus.com/news/9061
>
> And this is news? Anybody with the right level of telco circuits and a
> little know-how have been doing this for 10 years++. CallerID isn't
> secure and has never been.
>
> What the VOIP IP providers now provide is that anybody that pays them
> $20/month can now do this as well.
>
>
> --
> Doug McIntyre merlyn@visi.com
> Network Engineer/Jack of All Trades
> Vector Internet Services, Inc.