Asterisk Italian sound rel 1.4.22 available (at least!)
suoniasterisk at ammdomus.it
suoniasterisk at ammdomus.it
Thu Sep 15 11:19:29 UTC 2011
On 15/09/2011 11:18, Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I hope that you don't mind me CC-ing this to the mailing list,
You are welcome :)
>
> On Sat, Sep 10, 2011 at 10:13:34PM +0200, suoniasterisk at ammdomus.it wrote:
>> Hi Tzafrir, finally I've been able to update the set and edit/improve
>> some old voice as well.
>> I've also changed licese to CC 3.0 italian, with the attribution clause
>> that, more or less, "who uses my voices has to show to the user my
>> copyright and point to the site where download updated versions or ask
>> for customized ones".
>> In the tar.gz there is a .txt with the license and a pdf with the
>> translated text and many other info (in italian exept the fist lines).
>> I will publish the article on my site tomorrow, but files have already
>> been uploaded at these urls:
>> http://www.voip.ammdomus.it/pub/asterisk-core-sounds-it-gsm-1.4.22-mm20110907.tar.gz
>> http://www.voip.ammdomus.it/pub/asterisk-core-sounds-it-alaw-1.4.22-mm20110907.tar.gz
>> http://www.voip.ammdomus.it/pub/asterisk-core-sounds-it-sln16-1.4.22-mm20110907.tar.gz
>> http://www.voip.ammdomus.it/pub/asterisk-core-sounds-it-wav-1.4.22-mm20110907.tar.gz
>
> OK, that's great!
>
> One minor issue: the files have an unpredictable name (includes the
> date). Or is the date part of the "version number"?
Is a sort of version number. "-1.4.22-" part refers to the Digium
release number of the voice set, "mm" stands for Marco Menardi, the date
is my own version number created with yyymmdd format. If someone tells
me about a issue or I improve the quality or translation of some file, I
re-release the whole set with the new date.
I would love if we can decide together the description of the package,
since the previous one had some phrase taken random from the .PDF
included... :)
>
> Alternatively, would it be possible to find them in a browsable
> directory (http://www.voip.ammdomus.it/pub/ isn't) or in some other sort
> of index?
I'm not expert of Joomla! and as far as I know, the "pub" directory my
hosting firm gives me is not browseable.
>
>>
>> Let me know if there is something else I can do.
>> I've also already recorded more additional ("extra") voices, mainly used
>> by freepbx or elastix, so I think are useless for debian, but tell me if
>> I'm wrong.
>
> People also use FreePBX with Debian. I suppose it will be useful. Are
> those included or in a separate distribution?
>
In a separate distribution named
"asterisk-extra-sounds-it-DIGIUM_VERSION-mm-MYRELDATE". I've already
prepared the single sounds, tonight or tomorrow will build the set and
email you about it.
Best regards
Marco Menardi
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