Re: Speaker test "features" request

[Dirk Jagdmann <doj@cubic.org>]

> 4)  Just call the channels "one" "two" "three", etc...

I vote for such an option. I don't have any (standardized) x.1 speaker 
configuration and assign all my channels as needed and refer to them by 
numbers anyway.

> 6)  Voice ALL the channels at the same time.  You could be feeding a mixer

Does help debugging your cooked up wires/patchboard a lot.

> 9)  Perhaps we can get a "professional voice" to do this.  Fame and notoriety
>     for the "Open source" voice.  Anyone have any contacts?

The asterisk PhoneBox software includes samples in english from 1-20 and 
then the 10'er until 90, 100's, 1000's, 1M. So a (clever) software can 
construct numbers up to 10^9-1. As a start one could use them. Localized 
samples of the digits and numbers can then be added later on.

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