New to UniMRCP trying to setup Asterisk with UniMRCP to communicate with a Nuance MRCP server

[dcr...@amtelco.com]

We have used Asterisk for many years.  Have also used TTS and Speech Recognition (using libraries) for over a decade with a PSTN switch.  Trying to transition to Asterisk with UniMRCP.

I setup a brand new Ubuntu 16.04 server on a VMWare VM.

Installed the Ubuntu xenial asterisk package.  asterisk -V shows Asterisk 13.13.1-xenial

Next, I followed the Asterisk Debian Installation Manual.

https://www.unimrcp.org/manuals/html/AsteriskDebInstallationManual.html

I see the asterisk-app-unimrcp, asterisk-res-speech-unimrcp, uniapr, uniapr-dev, uniapr-util, uniapr-util-dev, unimrcp-client, unimrcp-client-dev, unimrcp-common, unimrcp-common-dev, unisofia-sip, and unisofia-sip-dev packages are installed (using dpkg --list).

I do not see any /usr/local/unimrcp folder on the VM.

I am not sure what the next step is or if I did something wrong.

Could anyone provide some guidance on what I did wrong and/or how to proceed from here?

Have a great day!

Dan

[Arsen Chaloyan]

Hi Dan,

All the binary packages for the UniMRCP client, server and the dependencies are installed in the directory /opt/unimrcp. The directory /usr/local/unimrcp is a default destination for installation from source.

Next, you may verify that the app-unimrcp and res-speech-unimrcp are loaded into Asterisk.

*CLI> module show like res_speech_unimrcp.so

Module                                      Description                              Use Count

res_speech_unimrcp.so       UniMRCP Speech Engine                    0        

1 modules loaded

 

*CLI> module show like app_unimrcp.so

Module                                    Description                              Use Count

app_unimrcp.so              MRCP suite of applications               0        

1 modules loaded

If so, follow the usage guide to set up the corresponding IP addresses in configuration and also program the Asterisk dialplan.

http://unimrcp.org/manuals/html/AsteriskUsageManual.html

Should you have any questions, feel free to ask, and excuse me for any possible delay in communication.

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