section of the DMRGateway Audio Files = en_US.indx
7 458 37
8 513 29
9 560 35
alpha 613 26
bravo 661 34
charlie 718 34
delta 773 31
A 825 19
B 862 24
C 930 27
D 1001 24
E 1068 28
Can anyone enlighten me on what this number sequence means.
Thanks
Phil VE3RD
DMRGateway Audio Files
Re: DMRGateway Audio Files
Just a wild guess:
Index key (digit, word, or letter)
Offset to start of voice sample
Length of voice sample
Units for offset and length are unknown... I'm pretty certain it does not take 37 seconds to play-back "seven", conversely, 37 samples would be quite short if the file is CD-quality (44100 samples per second).
Index key (digit, word, or letter)
Offset to start of voice sample
Length of voice sample
Units for offset and length are unknown... I'm pretty certain it does not take 37 seconds to play-back "seven", conversely, 37 samples would be quite short if the file is CD-quality (44100 samples per second).
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Dennis L Bieber
Re: DMRGateway Audio Files
Thats a start. thanks.
I was really trying to add a few more words as I have enabled voice for dmr to aid a blind ham in our club
I have it reading back a talk group number and spelling out a few letters.
Occurs after first keyup after changing talk groups.
Next step was to add a few words.
Phil VE3RD
I was really trying to add a few more words as I have enabled voice for dmr to aid a blind ham in our club
I have it reading back a talk group number and spelling out a few letters.
Occurs after first keyup after changing talk groups.
Next step was to add a few words.
Phil VE3RD
Re: DMRGateway Audio Files
That's great! If you're successful, please share the solution you find. That would be valuable information to share around.
73, Toshen, KE0FHS
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