Plays voice files. The user interface from keyboard or touch-tones allows control of pause or resume, forward or rewind, louder or softer, and faster or slower. Refer to Playing for more information.
vceplay [options] filename [additional filenames]
where options are:
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Option |
Use this option to... |
|---|---|
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-b board |
Specify the board number. Default = 0. |
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-e encoding |
Specify the encoding of the file. This option is needed only for flat files. -e? displays a list of choices. |
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-m start [:end] |
Specify the message or messages to play. If only start is specified, then only that message is played. If end is also specified, then all messages from start to end, inclusive, are played. |
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-p protocol |
Wait for and connect to an incoming call. -p specifies the call control protocol. Default is LPS0. To use vceplay with a phone directly connected to a DID port on an AG 2000/C board, specify the NOCC protocol. For example: vceplay -pnocc filename |
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-s [stream:]slot |
Specify the port (DSP) address. Default = 0:0. You need to specify only the slot. |
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-? |
Display an on-screen list of program options. |
Keyboard and touch tone control
You can enter the following single-digit commands with either a keystroke or a touch tone.
Note: If you enter a 1 (one) at the beginning of a message, you return to the previous message.
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Command |
Description |
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1 |
Beginning of message or previous message |
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2 |
Next message |
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3 |
Next file |
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4 |
Rewind 2 seconds |
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5 |
Pause or resume (toggle) |
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6 |
Forward 2 seconds |
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7 |
Slower |
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8 |
Softer |
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9 |
Faster |
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0 |
Louder |
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* |
Redisplay commands |
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# or ESC |
Exit |
vceClose, vceGetContextInfo, vceGetHighMessageNumber, vceGetMessageSize, vceOpenFile, vcePlay, vceSetCurrentMessage, vceSetPlayGain, vceSetPlaySpeed, vceSetPosition, vceStop
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 the wave files in the current directory.