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idrecording = /var/lib/asterisk/sounds/myid ; Voice ID
idrecording = /var/lib/asterisk/sounds/myid ; Voice ID
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''Note'': ID recording files must have extension gsm,ulaw,pcm, or wav. The extension is left off when it is defined as the example shows above. File extensions are used by Asterisk to determine how to decode the file. All ID recording files should be sampled at 8KHz. See [[Recording Audio Files|Recording audio files]]
==idtalkover===
The ID talkover message is stored in the node stanza using the idtalkover setting. The purpose of idtalkover is to specify an alternate ID to use when the ID must be sent over the top of a user transmission, This can be a shorter voice ID or an ID in morse code. The value can be either a morse code identification string prefixed with |i, or the name of a sound file containing a voice identification message. When using a sound file, the default path for the sound file is /var/lib/asterisk/sounds. Example usages are as follows:
Sample:
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idtalkover=|iwa6zft/r ; Morse Code ID
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or
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idtalkover=/var/lib/asterisk/sounds/myid ; Voice ID
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''Note'': ID recording files must have extension gsm,ulaw,pcm, or wav. The extension is left off when it is defined as the example shows above. File extensions are used by Asterisk to determine how to decode the file. All ID recording files should be sampled at 8KHz. See [[Recording Audio Files|Recording audio files]]
''Note'': ID recording files must have extension gsm,ulaw,pcm, or wav. The extension is left off when it is defined as the example shows above. File extensions are used by Asterisk to determine how to decode the file. All ID recording files should be sampled at 8KHz. See [[Recording Audio Files|Recording audio files]]