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--- userdoc:sounds-packages [2010/03/23 17:59]
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-=== Sounds Packages ===
+~~NOTOC~~
+===== Sounds Packages =====
-AstLinux 0.7.1 and later, no longer are sound files included in the default image. This provides several benefits:
+AstLinux 0.7.1 and later no longer includes sound files in the default image. This provides several benefits:
-  - The download image has been reduced (~25% smaller) to approximately 30MB.
+  - The download image has been reduced (~25% smaller).
-  - Users can choose to install more than just the core sounds, or even non-english sounds.
+  - Users can choose to install more than just the core sounds, or non-english sounds.
-  - For some users, better quality sound playback will be achieved.
+  - For some users, better quality sound playback will be achieved. Additionally Asterisk 1.6 (and later) users can use g722 sounds.
+==== Sounds Packages via Web Interface ====
-=== Sounds Packages via Web Interface ===
+Using the web interface, click on the **System tab** and view the Asterisk Sounds Packages section:\\
-Using the web interface, click on the **System tab** and view the Asterisk Sound Packages section.\\ {{:userdoc:system-tab-sounds-screen.jpg?nolink|Asterisk Sounds}} \\ Usually a 'core' and 'moh' sound package using your native codec is all that is necessary, or at least a good start. \\ Note:  The default "Sounds Pkg URL" currently supports English, Spanish and French.\\
+{{:userdoc:system-tab-sounds-screen.jpg?nolink|Asterisk Sounds}} \\
-=== Sounds Packages via CLI ===
+Select the package values (ex. core-english-ulaw), then select the action (ex. Upgrade/Install), then click on the **Sounds Package** button to perform the action.
+Usually a 'core' and 'moh' sound package using your native codec is all that is necessary, or at least a good start. \\ Note:  The default "Sounds Pkg URL" currently supports English, Spanish and French. But you can set a different "Sounds Pkg URL" in the Prefs Tab at “System & Staff Tab Options” to install other (or your own) sounds.\\
-Alternately, the CLI can be used to add sounds packages:\\ \\
+==== Sounds Packages via CLI ====
-Core-English-ulaw Sound Package\\
-''$ upgrade-asterisk-sounds upgrade core en ulaw''\\
+Alternately, the CLI can be used to manage sounds packages:\\ \\
-\\
+To add the Core-English-ulaw Sound Package:
-Music-on-Hold ulaw Sound Package\\
-''$ upgrade-asterisk-sounds upgrade moh en ulaw''\\
+  upgrade-asterisk-sounds upgrade core en ulaw
-\\
-''Usage: upgrade-asterisk-sounds upgrade|remove|remove-all|show\\
+To add the Music-on-Hold ulaw Sound Package:
-core|extra|moh\\
-en|es|fr\\
+  upgrade-asterisk-sounds upgrade moh en ulaw
-ulaw|alaw|gsm|wav|g729|g722\\
-[sounds_repository_url]''
+To remove the Extras-French-alaw Sound Package:
-\\
-\\
+  upgrade-asterisk-sounds remove extra fr alaw
-Note: The ''remove-all'' option will remove **all** files in the /var/lib/asterisk/sounds/ and /var/lib/asterisk/moh/ directories!  Most users will want to use the ''remove'' option instead.
+The available options for the ''upgrade-asterisk-sounds'' command are as follows:\\
+  Usage: upgrade-asterisk-sounds upgrade|remove|remove-all|show
+                                 core|extra|moh
+                                   en|en_AU|es|fr|ru
+                                     ulaw|alaw|gsm|wav|g729|g722
+                                       [sounds_repository_url]
+!!Note ->!! The ''remove-all'' option will remove **all** files in the /var/lib/asterisk/sounds/ and /var/lib/asterisk/moh/ directories!  Most users will want to use the ''remove'' option instead.