Open Source Python Telephony Software for Linux

DTMF detector library and/or application that reads in the specified audio file and returns/outputs whether DTMF detected and/or list of detected digits. May have GUI and command line interfaces.

PhoneBlogger allows you to post to a weblog by phone. PhoneBlogger is written in VoiceXML, Python, and JavaScript.

rtusd is a foundation set of real time enabled User Space Devices/Drivers designed to link to HRT high resolution Timer controlled POSIX threads and link re-factored Linux hdw drivers for 2.6.18+. rtusd propogates Linux RT to user space generically.

SEMS is a GPLv2+ media and application server for SIP based VoIP services. Basic applications like announcement, pre-call announcement, RBT, conference, voicemail, mailbox etc. and lots of example applications available.

Project moved to GitHub. https://github.com/davidfischer-ch/smpte2022lib

SoccerPhone provides lives soccer scores by phone. The only league currently supported is US Major League Soccer. Support for Soccernet is under development. SoccerPhone is written in VoiceXML, Python, and JavaScript.

A Python library to create sophisticated multilingual IVR applications. NOTICE. The repository is frozen, please find the latest version of the software at https://github.com/sippy/vapp

CHAROZT is an Asterisk MOH (Music on Hold) Uploader. It is a Linux-based application installed in Linux desktops that converts MP3 to WAV for Asterisk supported MOH. It can also upload converted files to the Asterisk Server.

A collection of software made by Milos Rancic.

Pyst consists of a set of interfaces and libraries to allow programming of Asterisk from python. The library currently supports AGI, AMI, and the parsing of Asterisk configuration files. The library also includes debugging facilities for AGI. 2014-04-17: Moved the version control to GIT. To check out see the tab "Code". Note that the whole history including ancient CVS, then some time in monotone, then subversion was united into one GIT repository thanks to ESR's reposurgeon. 2013-05-29: Maintainers of github fork "pyst2" contacted to join forces. Note that the last release here fixes the same bug as on github, otherwise github version seems to only contain cosmetic changes and examples. 2012-07-06: An offer to maintain the project has been received. 2012-01-29: There have been two or three forks that are being maintained. This is now just history unless someone cares to take up maintenance here.

This project is intended for users who want to get more out of the voice modem they may have. Why another project for modem? Looking for the good quality software for the voice communication trough the modem, I could find only Win32 based. Linux now :)