I'm running into a similar problem.
Code:root@pbx:/usr/src/app_swift-0.9.1 $ asterisk -rx "core show application swift" Your application(s) is (are) not registered root@pbx:/usr/src/app_swift-0.9.1 $
sed -i 's|David-8kHz|Allison-8kHz|' /etc/asterisk/swift.conf
amportal restart
asterisk -rx "core show application swift"
cp /usr/src/app_swift-0.9.1/swift.conf.sample /etc/asterisk/swift.conf
This is a great addition, but I was wondering if I really need to use the 8k voices, or can I use the normal voice so I can use the voice in other situations like home automation? I'd rather not buy a license just for Asterisk.
I know the regular voice works with Asterisk...I've already tried that. But does using the 8k voice as opposed to the normal voice buy me anything?
It's not supported real-time in the Asterisk implementation. Because of the licensing scheme, you will be better served by generating the .wav file on the fly from the web site and then letting Asterisk play back the file. You can write out a .wav file in under one second. Playing a text file with Cepstral over the telephone ties up your license for the entire time its playing.
What it buys you is .wav files that work with Asterisk without conversion. I don't think you're going to notice a difference for home automation projects.
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