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-t N
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Not copy message text.
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-t O
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Copy only message text.
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-t F
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Specify that the source file is a text file containing lines of the form <message number>:<text>
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vcecopy prompts temp -s25 -x
copies all messages in prompts.vox to temp.vox and trims silence vcecopy one.wav numbers.vox -c3 -m1 -g-6
vcecopy two.wav numbers.vox -c3 -m2 -g-6
copies messages from 2 Wave files to a single VOX file with NMS32 encoding and reduces the volume by 6dB vcecopy -x -e10 test.vce message1
copies a message in a flat file named test.vce which has
mu-law encoding to a VOX file named message1.vox. A new file is created. vcecopy greeting.vox test.vce -e 14 -i VCE
copies a flat file named greeting.vox containing OKI-24 encoding to a flat file named test.vce. vcecopy input.wav output.wav -c 22m16
copies a wave file named input.wav to a new file named output.wav with 22kHz, 16 bit encoding vcecopy prompts.txt prompts.vox -t file
copies message descriptions from a text file to a VOX file.
c:> vceinfo ctademo.vox
CT Access Voice File Info Utility V 1.5 (Dec 11 1997)
File: `ctademo.vox'
Type: NMS Vox
Encoding: NMS 24 Kbps
High Msg: 18
Msg 0 is 820 ms "zero"
Msg 1 is 700 ms "one"
Msg 2 is 600 ms "two"
Msg 3 is 620 ms "three"
Msg 4 is 600 ms "four"
Msg 5 is 640 ms "five"
Msg 6 is 720 ms "six"
Msg 7 is 660 ms "seven"
Msg 8 is 480 ms "eight"
Msg 9 is 740 ms "nine"
Msg 10 is 1600 ms "the digits called were"
Msg 11 is 1440 ms "the calling party's number is"
Msg 12 is 1240 ms "thank you for calling"
Msg 13 is 3700 ms "press 1 to record, 2 to play, 3 to hang up"
Msg 14 is 1360 ms "there is nothing to play"
Msg 15 is 1940 ms "you are being called by the demo"
Msg 16 is 3800 ms "please enter the extension of the party "
Msg 17 is 2700 ms "I'll try that extension now"
Msg 18 is 1540 ms "goodbye"
vceplay -m2:4 american.vox
plays messages 2,3, and 4 in american.vox vceplay c:\test\hello.wav
plays the message in hello.wav vceplay -e3 test.vce
plays a flat file named test.vce. The encoding of the file is NMS24. vceplay -e?
displays the encoding values and their names. vceplay .\*.wav
plays all of the wave files in the current directory.
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1
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Restart message
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2
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Next message
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5
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Pause/resume (toggle)
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# or ESC
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Exit
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vcerec test.wav
re-record one message to test.wav
vcerec -pnocc -m0:9 digits
records 10 messages to digits.vox. Does not wait for an incoming call.
vcerec -14 -fVCE oki24.vox
records to a flat file named oki24.vox using OKI-24 encoding
vcerec -e?
displays the encoding values and their names.
C> testpmpt -p american
CT Access Test Prompt Utility V 1.2 (Dec 11 1997)
Prompt table = american.tbl
Prompt text from american.vox
Enter text: 1/15/98
January fifteenth nineteen ninety eight
Enter text: 12345
twelve thousand three hundred forty five
Enter text: 12:34:34
twelve thirty four and thirty four seconds P.M.
Enter text: 12:34
twelve thirty four P.M.
Enter text: $416.23
four hundred sixteen dollars and twenty three cents
Enter text:
C>
c:>voxinfo myprompt
NMS Voice File Information Utility CT Access Version 1.2 Dec 11 1997
Copyright (c) 1996 Natural MicroSystems Corp. All Rights Reserved. File: MYPROMPT Compression rate: 2 (NMS-24)
Maximum number of indices: 48
Number of active indices: 4
Number of freed indices: 0
Number of indices in use: 4
Number of available indices: 44
Highest message number: 3
Total number of frames: 228 (5 seconds)
Total number of bytes: 14648
Number of active messages: 3 --------------------ACTIVE INDICES---------------------
Idx# Msg# Frames Bytes Start byte End byte
0 0 0x3b 0xe4a 0x200 - 0x1049
1 1 0x40 0xf80 0x104a - 0x1fc9
2 2 0x38 0xd90 0x1fca - 0x2d59
3 3 0x31 0xbde 0x2d5a - 0x3937 -------------MESSAGE INFORMATION----------------
Msg# Seconds Index Cnt Frame Cnt Byte Cnt
1 1.2 1 64 3968
2 1.1 1 56 3472
3 0.9 1 49 3038
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