eo list, i want to start a project with analog-telephons and pd. Has anyone some experiences with it? I think this way would be possible: telephon-->sip-adapter-->modem-->asterisk-->python-->py-->puredata.. ufff!
but im neither experienced with asterisk nor with python, is there a easyer way to communicate (analog-)telephon-->pd?
[thanks< | | [for any hints..] | | [moritz]
If there is a way to get your soundcard modem to be read as audio by PD, then you could use [fiddle~] to pick out the different DTMS tones and use those to control whatever you like. d.
moritz w. wrote:
eo list, i want to start a project with analog-telephons and pd. Has anyone some experiences with it? I think this way would be possible: telephon-->sip-adapter-->modem-->asterisk-->python-->py-->puredata.. ufff!
but im neither experienced with asterisk nor with python, is there a easyer way to communicate (analog-)telephon-->pd?
[thanks< | | [for any hints..] | | [moritz]
Hi,
well the only thing i can think of, is to synthesize the Dual Tones:
See the matrix at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DTMF
Then you could either play it to an ordinary phone, or try sth. else?
good luck, keep me/us posted.
p8r
it really depends what you want to do with the phones... should they ring? do you want to detect DTMF tones or use pulse dial? etc...
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eo list, i want to start a project with analog-telephons and pd. Has anyone some experiences with it? I think this way would be possible: telephon-->sip-adapter-->modem-->asterisk-->python-->py-->puredata.. ufff!
but im neither experienced with asterisk nor with python, is there a easyer way to communicate (analog-)telephon-->pd?
[thanks< | | [for any hints..] | | [moritz]
you could totally cheat by putting sensors under the keys on the phone, and running them through one of the many sensor -> audio , sensor -> midi interfaces....
;)
Use a VoIP account and eliminate:
telephon-->sip-adapter-->modem-->
Then anyone can call your VoIP number and asterisk will answer. I've
done a few projects with asterisk (here's one:
http://whitmanlocalreport.net ) and its auite a system. I'd be
interested to see what you come up with, since I am planning on making
a Pd-powered answering machine.
There might also be a way that you can have asterisk talk directly to
Pd. The "AGI" stuff, basically like CGI for asterisk, is general
enough that it should be able to talk directly to Pd. That'd be a nice
set of objects to have: Asterisk for Pd. They could be written totally
in Pd, I think.
.hc
On Nov 18, 2005, at 8:51 AM, moritz w. wrote:
eo list, i want to start a project with analog-telephons and pd. Has anyone some experiences with it? I think this way would be possible: telephon-->sip-adapter-->modem-->asterisk-->python-->py-->puredata..
ufff!but im neither experienced with asterisk nor with python, is there a easyer way to communicate (analog-)telephon-->pd?
[thanks< | | [for any hints..] | | [moritz]
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Hey all,
This is a timely thread as I have been interested in interfacing the telephone network to PD as well.
What I'm looking to do is have PD answer the phone. PD will probably just end up doing a recording of the message (ala HCS's idea for a PD answering machine)
The reason for this is so that people who do not have access to the internet could use a long-distance call to contribute stories to the evolving stories system.
Anyhow what HW is needed for this?
Whats the sip adapter for? Can you get telephone signal just from the modem? (I imagine that would require some special modem with an audio-out jack..)
Anyhow a newbite telephony run down would be handy for me.
Thanks
B. Bogart
Use a VoIP account and eliminate:
telephon-->sip-adapter-->modem-->
Then anyone can call your VoIP number and asterisk will answer. I've done a few projects with asterisk (here's one: http://whitmanlocalreport.net ) and its auite a system. I'd be interested to see what you come up with, since I am planning on making a Pd-powered answering machine.
There might also be a way that you can have asterisk talk directly to Pd. The "AGI" stuff, basically like CGI for asterisk, is general enough that it should be able to talk directly to Pd. That'd be a nice set of objects to have: Asterisk for Pd. They could be written totally in Pd, I think.
.hc
On Nov 18, 2005, at 8:51 AM, moritz w. wrote:
eo list, i want to start a project with analog-telephons and pd. Has anyone some experiences with it? I think this way would be possible: telephon-->sip-adapter-->modem-->asterisk-->python-->py-->puredata.. ufff!
but im neither experienced with asterisk nor with python, is there a easyer way to communicate (analog-)telephon-->pd?
[thanks< | | [for any hints..] | | [moritz]
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No hardware except an old PC and a network card is necessary if you use
VoIP. VoicePulse Connect is a good service if you just want to receive
calls. US$11/month for unlimited incoming calls on four lines. Even a
Linksys WRT54G wireless router can run asterisk, the CPU requirements
are minimal.
The easiest way to get the sounds into Pd would probably have Pd read
the wav files that asterisk writes. But I think streaming should be
possible. This might be the kick in the ass that I need to document
this setup: http://whitmanlocalreport.net
We have been planning on writing up a HOWTO webpage anyway.
.hc
On Nov 18, 2005, at 3:20 PM, B. Bogart wrote:
Hey all,
This is a timely thread as I have been interested in interfacing the telephone network to PD as well.
What I'm looking to do is have PD answer the phone. PD will probably
just end up doing a recording of the message (ala HCS's idea for a PD
answering machine)The reason for this is so that people who do not have access to the internet could use a long-distance call to contribute stories to the evolving stories system.
Anyhow what HW is needed for this?
Whats the sip adapter for? Can you get telephone signal just from the modem? (I imagine that would require some special modem with an
audio-out jack..)Anyhow a newbite telephony run down would be handy for me.
Thanks
B. Bogart
Use a VoIP account and eliminate:
telephon-->sip-adapter-->modem-->
Then anyone can call your VoIP number and asterisk will answer. I've done a few projects with asterisk (here's one: http://whitmanlocalreport.net ) and its auite a system. I'd be interested to see what you come up with, since I am planning on making a Pd-powered answering machine.
There might also be a way that you can have asterisk talk directly to Pd. The "AGI" stuff, basically like CGI for asterisk, is general enough that it should be able to talk directly to Pd. That'd be a
nice set of objects to have: Asterisk for Pd. They could be written
totally in Pd, I think..hc
On Nov 18, 2005, at 8:51 AM, moritz w. wrote:
eo list, i want to start a project with analog-telephons and pd. Has anyone some experiences with it? I think this way would be possible: telephon-->sip-adapter-->modem-->asterisk-->python-->py-->puredata.. ufff!
but im neither experienced with asterisk nor with python, is there a easyer way to communicate (analog-)telephon-->pd?
[thanks< | | [for any hints..] | | [moritz]
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Am Freitag 18 November 2005 14:51 schrieb moritz w.:
eo list, i want to start a project with analog-telephons and pd. Has anyone some experiences with it? I think this way would be possible: telephon-->sip-adapter-->modem-->asterisk-->python-->py-->puredata.. ufff!
but im neither experienced with asterisk nor with python, is there a easyer way to communicate (analog-)telephon-->pd?
a simple hack is to buy one of these cheap phones for 5 euro. throw away the speaker and connect the wires via a pot to your souncards line input. the line out of your souncard you connect (again vie a potentiometer) goes to the mic wires of the phone, remiving the mic. to catch the ringer, use an optocoupler, connect the couplers led where the ringer led of the phone is (or the ringer itself), and the phototransistor of the coupler to the parport. the hook can be controlled with a small reed realy that is switched on via a parport pin.
its a hack, but surely with some kind of artistic value..... ;) oh, and its damn cheap ....
[thanks<
[for any hints..]
[moritz]
greetings,
chris
a simple hack is to buy one of these cheap phones for 5 euro. throw away the speaker and connect the wires via a pot to your souncards line input. the line out of your souncard you connect (again vie a potentiometer) goes to the mic wires of the phone, remiving the mic. to catch the ringer, use an optocoupler, connect the couplers led where the ringer led of the phone is (or the ringer itself), and the phototransistor of the coupler to the parport. the hook can be controlled with a small reed realy that is switched on via a parport pin.
its a hack, but surely with some kind of artistic value..... ;) oh, and its damn cheap ....
first thanks for all answers, my head is spinning around. :) i see, there are many ideas. I begin first with "Hardware-hacking", and i think i beginn with chris idea. Or is it possible to read the modem-device directly? (how the modem-device calls in /dev/..? or somewhere) I have a lot of telephons, and i want these as a sequenzer/synthesizer-interface without to loose the "soul" of the telephons. They should ring, answering/calling, controll in a rhytmic context. Then expand the project to controlling/answering with a pd-callcenter over the (telephon?-)network would be the next step..
i will keep you posted with my work
greetings moritz
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