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ccabrera wrote:Michael,
Could you please publish this new code under a new branch in Github? I'll love to check out the new code and see whats new.
mcargile wrote:I will be releasing the code on github once I am positive everything is working correctly. With regards to Edge, I am not bothering with finalizing that till they get their core switched over to Chromium. At which point I am 99% sure it will just work. As for the ringtones, I am happy to switch them, but we need an audio file that is is released under a compatible license which was hard to find in the first place.
mcargile wrote:Honestly do not see this being added any time soon unless someone paid for it. This is mainly because it would require a ton of work in the agent interface of Vicidial to pass the option to Viciphone and Matt is swamped with paid development.
In other news the Canary build of Edge based off Chromium was just released and it works flawlessly with Viciphone.
williamconley wrote:mcargile wrote:Honestly do not see this being added any time soon unless someone paid for it. This is mainly because it would require a ton of work in the agent interface of Vicidial to pass the option to Viciphone and Matt is swamped with paid development.
In other news the Canary build of Edge based off Chromium was just released and it works flawlessly with Viciphone.
ah, well. putting a note of where that file could be modified somewhere in the code for the lay-people wouldn't be bad either, if it's not too troublesome. Or here. Here is good, too.
// setup the ringing audio file
ringAudio = new Audio('sounds/ringing.mp3');
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