Le 03/04/2016 17:39, mike@midnighteng.com a écrit :
It will replace playing of the node number if the file is present. It could say in any language your want "East Paris Hub".
That's what I did. I also recorded the "connected" and "disconnected" files. But the "to" is still in English...
There are a few here in the US that keep and share NODE NAMES for distribution. Perhaps you may have a interest in doing one for the French Language. If so, let us know !
For now, I'm not connected to Allstar. It's a "local" network for our island, and it may not exceed 10 repeaters. Of course, using "real names" is far better than using numbers.
Understanding that "to" and "two" are the same sounding in "english" but probably not french...
In French, "two" has the same sounding as "from" :-)
you have a problem outside of changing the sourcecode and may be the best solid option.
C is not one of my favourite languages ;-) Anyway, I think that will be the best solution for fine tunings... But for now, I'd like to put things on the air, because we are building a "hamnet" and a datacenter at the same time, and there's a lot of job. Source code will come later in the todo list :-) For now, I'll record the "two" file. I do not need spelling of digits...