is currently active for the Asterisk CLI, or to set it. Also, knock multiple device
support off of the to-do list.
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- Add support for multiple devices. All devices are configured in console.conf.
- Add "console list devices" CLI command to show configured devices. Also, changed
the old "list devices" to be "list available", which queries PortAudio for all
audio devices that are available for use.
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of a hack. It just asks the core to generate the same tone that it would when
you hear ringback when making an outbound call. But hey, it works, and you get
the localized ring tone for the appropriate language set on the channel.
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to an 8 kHz endpoint, then codec_resample will automatically be used to properly
resample the audio before sending it to/from chan_console.
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Add a new console channel driver, chan_console, which is a console channel
driver that uses portaudio as a cross platform audio interface. It was written
to provide a console channel driver that works with Mac CoreAudio, but it
supports a number of other audio interfaces, as well, including OSS and ALSA.
It could one day be the single console channel driver, but does not yet have
as many features as chan_oss.
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Olle Johansson
Russell Bryant