Does anyone know what kind of sound is "pt-sss"?

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Does anyone know what kind of sound is “pt-sss”?

It is not found to download traditionally, and I can not find an English version.

First, look at an orifinal sequence without the “pt-sss” in my “Voicemail”:

  • <SIP / 2001-00000000> Reproduction of ‘vm-login.gsm’ (language ‘en-us’)
    > 0x7f9d3400ca40 - Complete complete RTP learning - Blocking at source address 192.168.0.10:59816
    > Useragent saved “Zoiper rv2.8.109” for peers 2001
  • <SIP / 2001-00000000> Playing ‘vm-password.gsm’ (language ‘en-us’)
  • <SIP / 2001-00000000> Playing ‘vm-youhave.gsm’ (language ‘en-us’)
  • <SIP / 2001-00000000> Reproduction of ‘digits / 1F.gsm’ (en-us language)
  • <SIP / 2001-00000000> Playing ‘vm-message.gsm’ (language ‘en-us’)
  • <SIP / 2001-00000000> Playing ‘vm-first.gsm’ (language ‘en-us’)
  • <SIP / 2001-00000000> Playing ‘vm-message.gsm’ (language ‘en-us’)
  • <SIP / 2001-00000000> Playing ‘vm-received.gsm’ (language ‘en-us’)
  • <SIP / 2001-00000000> Reproduction of ‘digits / at.gsm’ (en-us language)
  • <SIP / 2001-00000000> Reproduction of ‘digits / en-ah.gsm’ (en-us language)
    [Nov 29 17:03:00] WARNING [2255] [C-00000001]: file.c: 779 ast_openstream_full: The digits of the / pt-sss file do not exist in any format
    [Nov 29 17:03:00] WARNING [2255] [C-00000001]: file.c: 1252 ast_streamfile: Can not open digits / pt-sss (format (gsm)): No file or directory
    [Nov 29 17:03:00] WARNING [2255] [C-00000001]: say.c: 470 wait_file: Can not play message digits / en-sss

Now, I got a sound with a letter ‘S’ only and I renamed it until then non-existent “pt-sss”, but it was kind of nonsense

  • <SIP / 2001-0000000a> Reproduction of ‘vm-password.gsm’ (language ‘en-us’)
  • <SIP / 2001-0000000a> Reproducing ‘vm-youhave.gsm’ (language ‘en-us’)
  • <SIP / 2001-0000000a> Reproduction of ‘digits / 1F.gsm’ (language ‘en-us’)
  • <SIP / 2001-0000000a> Reproduction of ‘vm-message.gsm’ (language ‘en-us’)
  • <SIP / 2001-0000000a> Reproduction of ‘vm-first.gsm’ (language ‘en-us’)
  • <SIP / 2001-0000000a> Reproduction of ‘vm-message.gsm’ (language ‘en-us’)
  • <SIP / 2001-0000000a> Reproduction of ‘vm-received.gsm’ (language ‘en-us’)
  • <SIP / 2001-0000000a> Reproduction of ‘digits / at.gsm’ (en-us language)
  • <SIP / 2001-0000000a> Reproduction of ‘digits / en-ah.gsm’ (en-us language)
  • <SIP / 2001-0000000a> Reproduction of ‘digits / pt-sss.gsm’ (language ‘en-us’)
  • <SIP / 2001-0000000a> Reproduction of ‘digits / 4.gsm’ (en-us language)
  • <SIP / 2001-0000000a> Reproduction of ‘digits / 50.gs’ (language ‘en-us’)
  • <SIP / 2001-0000000a> Reproduction of ‘digits / en-e.gsm’ (en-us language)
  • <SIP / 2001-0000000a> Reproduction of ‘digits / 1.gsm’ (en-us language)
  • <SIP / 2001-0000000a> ‘Digit / p-m.gsm’ playback (en-us language)

In the original file, say.c, it does not tell me what type of digit, sound, letter, number, etc. that is this pt-sss:

\ English
Portuguese sound files required for time / date functions:
pt-ah - ok
pt-ao-ok
pt-de-ok
pt-e-ok
pt-ora - ok
pt-midnight - ok
pt-meiodia - ok
pt-sss - ???

source: https: //github.com/asterisk/asterisk/blob/master/main/say.c

Does anyone know what “pt-sss” means?

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Although it doesn’t exist in the standard say.conf, have a look to see if it is in yours.

I don’t now Portuguese grammar and phonetics to work it out, otherwise.

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Vitor,

Looking at the source code of say.c it looks like an attempt to properly handle the singular mode of a phrase like “at one o’clock” because, in Portuguese, this particular one is said in singular while all other hours are said in plural.
I didn’t find that “pt-sss” file either.

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I’ve created one out of the “duzentoSSS” sound using Audacity and now VoiceMailMain works: https://www.dropbox.com/s/h6ceapiemx80xba/pt-sss.gsm?dl=1

But then again, there’s some logic error, VoiceMailMain says “as” twice, one with the “as” sound and other with “ah” and “sss” concatenated. Probably voicemail or say.c will have to be corrected.