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At Enterprise Connect 2025, John Finch, VP of Product Marketing, Customer Engagement at RingCentral, joined Doug Green, publisher of Technology Reseller News, to discuss RingCentral's latest AI-driven advancements that are reshaping business communications and customer engagement. Introducing AI Receptionist (AIR): The Future of Call Handling The highlight of the day? RingCentral's AI Receptionist (AIR)—an AI-powered virtual assistant designed to handle inbound calls, provide information, and route callers efficiently while delivering a human-like customer experience without requiring a live receptionist. “This is our foray into agentic AI,” said Finch. “It's intuitive, simple to set up, and integrates seamlessly with existing knowledge bases, ensuring businesses can enhance their call-handling capabilities effortlessly.” The Rise of Agentic AI in Business Communications Agentic AI is revolutionizing enterprise communications by eliminating outdated IVR systems and rigid DTMF touch-tone menus. With AI-powered automation, businesses can now facilitate natural, real-time conversations that streamline call handling and reduce customer frustration. RingCX: Expanding AI-Powered Customer Engagement RingCentral's RingCX—its native cloud contact center platform—has grown significantly, now serving 700+ companies. The platform seamlessly integrates UCaaS and CCaaS, enabling cross-team collaboration and improving overall customer experiences. “RingCX is built for simplicity, ease of use, and deep AI integration,” said Finch. “We're automating quality management, improving agent performance, and enhancing customer interactions in ways that traditional systems never could.” Main Stage Presentation & The AI Evolution During Enterprise Connect's main stage keynote, RingCentral's President and COO, Kira Macagon, will discuss how businesses can harness AI-driven insights to capture and leverage every customer interaction, ensuring more effective communication strategies. Three More AI Innovations for Enhanced CX In addition to AI Receptionist (AIR), RingCentral also unveiled: AI Agent Assist: Real-time knowledge retrieval, allowing agents to automatically surface answers from company knowledge bases while handling live customer calls. AI Supervisor Assist: Live call monitoring and sentiment analysis, providing supervisors with real-time alerts to intervene when customer interactions require guidance. AI Interaction Analytics & Predictive CSAT: AI-driven customer satisfaction (CSAT) scoring, ensuring businesses receive continuous customer feedback without relying solely on traditional post-call surveys. RingCentral's AI-Powered Future With RingSense AI at the core of its EX and CX offerings, RingCentral is ensuring that AI-powered innovations enhance unified communications, contact centers, and enterprise collaboration tools. For those attending Enterprise Connect 2025, RingCentral's booth (1000) features live demos of AI-powered solutions. For others, visit RingCentral's website to explore how AI is transforming business communications.
Bad Bunny - DTMF (Rick Perez Uptempo Edit) by Perez Bros Chicago
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T2B – VHF/UHF operating practices: FM repeater, simplex, reverse splits, Access tones: CTCSS, DTMF, DMR operation, Resolving operational problems, Q signals. 59:17
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Buckle up—this episode is a long one! Alejandra and Brenda sit down to discuss the LA fires, sharing their firsthand experiences as LA residents and emphasizing the importance of community support for those affected. They also open up about their raw emotions while recording on Inauguration Day, breaking down executive orders that impact our communities. And as Bad Bunny fans, they take a deep dive into their personal experiences and interpretations of two special songs from DtMF. LA FIRES RESOURCES Latino Wildfire Aid Gofundme Directory Recovery Fund for Latinos KNOW YOUR RIGHTS BAD BUNNY ALBUM Podcast Social Media Website: www.centralamericanvoices.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/centamvoicespodcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/centamvoicespodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/centamvoicespod Host Alejandra's IG: https://www.instagram.com/aalquiroz/ Co-Host Brenda's IG: https://www.instagram.com/_lifeintechnicolor/
ADVERTENCIA: USO DE LENGUAJE SOEZ La gestora cultural y curadora Ingrid Perez, el maestro y poeta Daniel Rodriguez y el cantautor Kefas nos acompañan a discutir el proyecto multimediático Debí tirar Más Fotos de Bad Bunny enmarcado en su impacto cultural. ¿Tiene valor cultural? ¿Representa este disco una "carta de amor a lo boricua" o un montón de contenido comercial sin valor artístico? Además, tomamos esto para conversar sobre la imagen de lo que es ser Puertorriqueño, qué es nuestra cultura, ¿que diferencia a un artista de un creador de contenido? y un montón de cosas más. Visita a nuestro auspiciador The Poets Passage Visitanos y siguenos aquí Notas a explorar ¿Qué es genoc!d!o cultural? Cierre de curriculum en Puerto Rico ¿Quién es Miguel Enriquez? ¿Qué significa la mención sobre Hostos? ¿Conoces a Fermin Tanguis? Isla Caribe habla sobra Maria de las Mercedes Barbudo
🔥 #Fancy de Artemas es el tema más importante de la semana 🔥 ➡️➡️➡️ El remix de DJ Dark de #DTMF de Bad Bunny, Clean Bandit y #CryBaby o #Hypnotized de Anyma y Ellie Goulding son algunas de las que te pincha DJ Charlie, además de las colaboraciones de VRZ, David Correa, Xilä the Blonde, DJ Roy, Tony Delta y Araysen. 🎧 DJ CHIAVISTELLI 🇮🇹 es el DJ invitado en la segunda mitad del programa. 📌 Puedes sonar como DJ invitad@ enviando una sesión de una hora y el estilo musical que más te defina como DJ al e-mail ITALIANSTYLE@HOTMAIL.ES Y si usas Spotify, agrega a tus playlists favoritas la lista "DJ Charlie Top Hits" con todas las canciones que suenan en el programa.
minha teoria é essa, o álbum vai bem até a próxima música. E como os conteudo feitos pelos brasileiros é completamente diferente dos demais
We should've taken more pictures, schools are adding banks now, Elon was a wild boy at the inauguration and VR is changing sports.
"DtMF", una nostálgica canción de Bad Bunny, aparece en videos de redes sociales de personas en Gaza que iniciaron el regreso a casa tras el comienzo del cese al fuego entre Israel y Hamás.
Bad Bunny - DTMF (Devious Amapiano Remix) by DJ Devious Remix
Der Titel seines Debütalbums ist Programm: «Can't Rush Greatness» kommt nach bereits mehreren Jahren an der Spitze der UK-Grime-Szene. Central Cee gilt als der erste, der es auch in den USA «so richtig» geschafft hat. Sounds! Hip Hop-Redaktor Pablo Vögtli sagt, warum dies keine Überraschung ist. +++ PLAYLIST+++ · 22:56 - FAINT OUTLINES von HOLM · 22:53 - AL SUR von THE NOTWIST FEAT. JUANA MOLINA · 22:49 - WATERTREES von SUPERNOVA EASY · 22:44 - AGITA2 von DNGDNGDNG/DENGUE DENGUE DENGUE · 22:38 - DTMF von BAD BUNNY · 22:35 - 2BLAUI von STEREO LUCHS · 22:31 - HEADBANGING PLANTS von ALMOND BUTYL · 22:28 - CRISIS von CISTERN · 22:20 - WONDER von EN ATTENDANT ANA · 22:17 - COLLECT von TORRES · 22:14 - SYLIVA von JULIEN BAKER/TORRES · 22:10 - LATELY I'VE BEEN THINKING OF YOUR MOTHER von KING HÜSKY · 21:56 - WANT YOU (FEVER) von MOMMA · 21:52 - PAPER TIGERS von L.S. DUNES · 21:47 - UNDERSTANDING IN A CAR CRASH von THURSDAY · 21:44 - I'M NOT OKAY (I PROMISE) von MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE · 21:40 - I'M IN THE BAND von THE HELLACOPTERS · 21:36 - TURNED TO DUST von BONNIE PRINCE BILLY · 21:32 - THE BALLAD OF LUCY JORDAN von MARIANNE FAITHFULL · 21:28 - ALIEN COWBOY von GORDI · 21:25 - IT'S A MIRROR von PERFUME GENIUS · 21:20 - FIST von MIYA FOLICK · 21:16 - GET OUT OF MY HOUSE von MIYA FOLICK · 21:12 - IN LOVE WITH A MEMORY von SASAMI FEAT. CLAIRO · 21:08 - BESTIES von BLACK COUNTRY, NEW ROAD · 21:03 - CHAOS SPACE MARINE von BLACK COUNTRY, NEW ROAD · 20:56 - RODEO von SOPHIA KENNEDY · 20:52 - PERFECT STRANGER von FKA TWIGS · 20:48 - STICKY von FKA TWIGS · 20:44 - STONED von MAC MILLER · 20:42 - YOU'RE THE ONLY ONE WATCHING von MIKE · 20:36 - NOW WE'RE STRANGERS von CENTRAL CEE · 20:31 - NO INTRODUCTION von CENTRAL CEE · 20:29 - TEN von CENTRAL CEE/SKEPTA · 20:22 - SPRINTER von DAVE/CENTRAL CEE · 20:20 - BAND4BAND von CENTRAL CEE/LIL BABY · 20:15 - DENIAL IS A RIVER von DOECHII · 20:12 - LET IT HURT von SIRENS OF LESBOS · 20:08 - CALL IT A DRAW von UWADE · 20:06 - WADING IN WAIST-HIGH WATER von FLEET FOXES
Some big, bittersweet news, amores - after almost 9 (!!!) years producing a weekly podcast, with over 300 episodes under our belts, we're bringing Radio Menea to a close. In this final episode, we talk about that decision, what is next for this project, and Debí Tirar Más Fotos, Bad Bunny parting gift to us. Featuring music by Bad Bunny.
Bad Bunny y su disco DtMF es el primer highlight musical de este 2025 que recién comienza. Es su sexto álbum de estudio y, con cada escucha, se va convirtiendo en nuestro favorito. No sólo porque escapa a los sonidos que estamos acostumbrados oír en su carrera (no te asustes, también hay hitazos BB de fórmula), si no porque también está cargado de simbología y protesta social. Todo bajo una manta artística sin bajadas de líneas burdas o innecesariamente literales. Abrimos la sexta temporada de USM con este episodio FULL ALBUM DtMF, el disco de Bad Bunny que habla de Puerto Rico al mundo, pero también lo hace para adentro de la isla. Hay referencias de PR en absolutamente todas las canciones, la mayoría sólo para entendidos. Es por eso que invitamos a Juan Arroyo, periodista puertorriqueño que escribe en RollingStone, Remezcla y Complex, entre otros medios internacionales, para que nos cuente desde qué es el pitorro de coco hasta cómo fue el recibimiento de este disco en Puerto Rico, y nos aclara algo importante: el sapo Concho no es una rana Coquí. LINKS DATEROS: Juan Arroyo escribe sobre DtMF en Complex Seguí a Juan Arroyo en Instagram Cortometraje DtMF Visualizers con la historia de Puerto Rico Full Album DtMF escuchar Momentos de este episodio: 00:00 - Intro 02:01 - Claves para antes de escuchar el disco 4:32 - Charla con JUANJO ARROYO desde PUERTO RICO 18:13 - Géneros caribeños y puertorriqueños del disco 19:34 - ¿Qué es la PLENA? Sobre la canción "DtMF" 22:25 - El REGGAETÓN como identidad puertorriqueña 27:41 - El SAPO CONCHO y el COQUÍ 28:31 - ¿Cómo ven a BAD BUNNY en PUERTO RICO? 31:08 - NUEVA YORK y PUERTO RICO 34:25 - ¿Qué le pasó a Hawai? 37:59 - ¿Qué es el PITORRO DE COCO? 45:33 - ANÁLISIS de las TRES PARTES del álbum Seguinos y escuchanos en Youtube, Spotify o tu plataforma preferida: Si te gusta nuestro podcast, seguinos en Spotify y activá la campanita para recibir aviso cuando se publique un nuevo epísodio Conectá con Rocktails en Instagram. Escucha nuestros podcasts.
Su nuevo disco no solo rompe récords, también impulsa la marca país de Puerto Rico. Analizamos cómo usa el marketing para convertir su música en un movimiento cultural y si su éxito es puro talento o una estrategia perfectamente ejecutada. ¿Es realmente el artista de la década o el marketero más inteligente de la industria?
ADVERTENCIA: USO DE LENGUAJE SOEZ La gestora cultural y curadora Ingrid Perez, el maestro y poeta Daniel Rodriguez y el cantautor Kefas nos acompañan a discutir el proyecto multimediático Debí tirar Más Fotos de Bad Bunny enmarcado en su impacto cultural. ¿Tiene valor cultural? ¿Representa este disco una "carta de amor a lo boricua" o un montón de contenido comercial sin valor artístico? Además, tomamos esto para conversar sobre la imagen de lo que es ser Puertorriqueño, qué es nuestra cultura, ¿que diferencia a un artista de un creador de contenido? y un montón de cosas más. Visita a nuestro auspiciador The Poets Passage Visitanos y siguenos aquí Notas a explorar ¿Qué es genoc!d!o cultural? Cierre de curriculum en Puerto Rico ¿Quién es Miguel Enriquez? ¿Qué significa la mención sobre Hostos? ¿Conoces a Fermin Tanguis? Isla Caribe habla sobra Maria de las Mercedes Barbudo
Hablamos del sorteo, algo de la preselección y el análisis de Ricky de DtMF. Redes: @12magnificos
¡Atención fanáticos de @BadBunny! Prepárate para disfrutar de una mezcla exclusiva de su nuevo álbum (DTMF), junto con el conteo regresivo del Top 5 y los palos más duros del #Reggaeton, todo mezclado por el talento único de @DJKazzanova.
En este #Especial TLK nos echamos un clavado a DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS, el sexto álbum de estudio de Bad Bunny, junto a Amapola González, explorando sus letras más políticas, la conexión con Puerto Rico y su impacto global. Además, platicamos sobre su evolución musical, la nostalgia que evoca y el reggaetón como movimiento cultural y político. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Kick off the new year with EP 108 of But I Know the DJ! DJ SNAX and DJ CAMMMYV dive into LiAngelo Ball's unexpected influence on hip-hop, break down the Sunday Wars that have everyone talking, and give their hot take on Bad Bunny's highly anticipated DTMF album. Start 2025 with laughs, insights, and the freshest perspectives in the game!
Un Xtra para hablar de alguien nada habitual en el podcast, Bad Bunny lanzó un disco que nos sorprendió de varias maneras, aquí nuestros comentarios de DtMF - Debí Tirar más fotos, el disco del verano 2025See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
¡Bienvenidos al mejor programa!
¡Bien-Benito a este episodio de Enemiga del Silencio!
Como la historia contemporánea juzgará a Joe Biden y su Presidencia? Sera ensalzado por su empeño de sacar a los Estados Unidos de la oscuridad del 1er Termino de Trump o repudiado por hundirlos en un mas oscuro 2do Termino de Trump? Como Biden y en sus ultimas 72 horas intento proteger su legado? Le dió tiempo para dejar salir a Dark Brandon una vez mas? Que hay detras de esa admision implicita de Trump de que hubo fraude en Pennsylvania? Como los perdones preventivos de Biden descarrilaran el Revenge Arc de Trump? TikTok la embarró en su intento de proyectar a Trump como su salvador? En ImpoPR: Jenniffer Gonzalez con fatales habilidades de leer el cuarto, tras el fenómeno social y sociológico de Bad Bunny y #DTMF? Que torpe ha sido JGo en no haber podido apagar el fuego del Ultra Escandalo de la Orden Administrativa de DRNA? Será enterrada por su propio designado Waldemar Quiles, Jr. en la Comisión Total del Senado? Dejará Tommy que Sen. Elo Molina se vaya Full Send en su ataque? Que deficiente fue la operación de distraccion de Fortaleza con los nuevos nombramientos al TSPR? Se tambaleó JGo cuando finalmente medios la confrontaron con la posibilidad de que tenga que deportar inmigrantes dominicanos por orden de Zar de Inmigración, Homan?
Happy New Year! Happy 2025! kicking off season 3 with an episode all about Bad Bunny's Three Kings Day present to all of us; his latest album DtMF. In this episode I talk about the track list, some of the important takeaways from BB's latest interviews, the conversation sparked and historical tidbits from the album, and of course, why I love this album so much. Video version of this episode is available to watch on YouTube @boominwithbella SOCIALS: @boominwithbella Playlists: search "Bella Lainez" on Spotify, Apple Music & SoundCloud.
Gracias mi gente por su cariño y apoyo. Dont Forget to follow me on IG @djallex23
Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticAnalytic Dreamz breaks down the impact of Bad Bunny's latest release, "DTMF (Debí Tirar Más Fotos)," from his album of the same name, released on January 5, 2025. The segment focuses on Bad Bunny's evolution from his breakthrough with "Soy Peor" to becoming a global icon with albums like "X 100pre," "YHLQMDLG," and "Un Verano Sin Ti," the latter being the first Spanish-language album nominated for Grammy Album of the Year."DTMF" explores themes of nostalgia, regret, and cultural reflection, resonating deeply with Puerto Rican identity. It was accompanied by a short film, which has been embraced on platforms like TikTok for personal tributes. Analytic Dreamz examines how the song has not only topped charts but also touched hearts, charting at No. 11 on the Billboard Hot 100, No. 1 on the Billboard Global 200, and with the album debuting at No. 2 on the Billboard 200, amassing 122,000 album-equivalent units.Streaming records were shattered with "DTMF" peaking at No. 1 on the Global Spotify chart with 14.3 million daily streams, setting a new benchmark for Latin music. The song garnered 803.9 million streams globally in its first week, while physical sales, including vinyl and CDs, also saw significant numbers, showcasing a loyal fanbase.The cultural impact is further amplified by its timing with Puerto Rican cultural celebrations and its cross-generational appeal, blending modern beats with traditional elements. Analytic Dreamz also discusses how the song's visualizers, rich with historical themes, have educated and engaged listeners, leading to increased replay value.Moreover, "DTMF" achieved No. 1 on the TikTok Billboard Top 50 upon release, highlighting its viral spread. Internationally, it charted across all Latin American countries where Spotify is available, demonstrating its global appeal. This segment by Analytic Dreamz provides a comprehensive look at "DTMF," detailing its cultural significance, commercial success, and the profound connection it has fostered with listeners around the world.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/analytic-dreamz-notorious-mass-effect/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticAnalytic Dreamz breaks down the impact of Bad Bunny's latest release, "DTMF (Debí Tirar Más Fotos)," from his album of the same name, released on January 5, 2025. The segment focuses on Bad Bunny's evolution from his breakthrough with "Soy Peor" to becoming a global icon with albums like "X 100pre," "YHLQMDLG," and "Un Verano Sin Ti," the latter being the first Spanish-language album nominated for Grammy Album of the Year."DTMF" explores themes of nostalgia, regret, and cultural reflection, resonating deeply with Puerto Rican identity. It was accompanied by a short film, which has been embraced on platforms like TikTok for personal tributes. Analytic Dreamz examines how the song has not only topped charts but also touched hearts, charting at No. 11 on the Billboard Hot 100, No. 1 on the Billboard Global 200, and with the album debuting at No. 2 on the Billboard 200, amassing 122,000 album-equivalent units.Streaming records were shattered with "DTMF" peaking at No. 1 on the Global Spotify chart with 14.3 million daily streams, setting a new benchmark for Latin music. The song garnered 803.9 million streams globally in its first week, while physical sales, including vinyl and CDs, also saw significant numbers, showcasing a loyal fanbase.The cultural impact is further amplified by its timing with Puerto Rican cultural celebrations and its cross-generational appeal, blending modern beats with traditional elements. Analytic Dreamz also discusses how the song's visualizers, rich with historical themes, have educated and engaged listeners, leading to increased replay value.Moreover, "DTMF" achieved No. 1 on the TikTok Billboard Top 50 upon release, highlighting its viral spread. Internationally, it charted across all Latin American countries where Spotify is available, demonstrating its global appeal. This segment by Analytic Dreamz provides a comprehensive look at "DTMF," detailing its cultural significance, commercial success, and the profound connection it has fostered with listeners around the world.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/analytic-dreamz-notorious-mass-effect/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Viaje al interior del cortometraje Debí Tirar Más Fotos. Invitados: Jacobo Morales y Santiago Benet. Programa radial originalmente difundido el 16 de enero de 2025 por la cadena WIAC 740 en Puerto Rico.
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Send us a textEn el episodio 81, Mario habla sobre cambios grandes que han pasado en su vida desde el ultimo episodio, importancia del 2024, lo que espera del 2025, el disco nuevo de Bad Bunny y mucho más! Redes Sociales Mario: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marioalopezzz/Threads: https://www.threads.net/@marioalopezzzTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@marioyanksTwitter/X: https://twitter.com/mario97lopezRedes Sociales Winning Streak:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/winningstre...Threads: https://www.threads.net/@winningstreakpodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/WinningStrea...TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@winstreakpodTwitter/X: https://twitter.com/WinStreakPod
Richie junto a Macoy reseña el álbum de Bad Bunny, DTMF. Discutimos canción por canción dando nuestra opinión de ellas. Ademas hablamos un poco de sus promos, videos y todo lo que hizo antes que saliera el albumhttps://www.instagram.com/hablemossingritarpr?igsh=YzBraXNmbG5qbTg5https://www.instagram.com/comodijoelcura?igsh=Zzh6Z2Nucjl6cjJu
Musica de reggaeton, cumbia, salsa, y todo lo mejor y nuevo en música en español
En este episodio Jota y Chris reseñan el disco nuevo de Bad Bunny, DtMF. Hablan de todo su concepto y analizan su música canción por canción. #BadBunny #DtMF www.patreon.com/acordesyrimas
In this weeks episode we talk break up/divorce rates high in January. Rupauls Drag Race world mourns the passing of Season one UK Winner The Vivienne. We get into Bad Bunny's DTMF album. Charlie & Melanie also rate from Fave to least Bad Bunny 6 studio albums. That and much more. Follow/like/share/subscribe The Inn3r Circle Podcast. IG:Theinn3rcirclepodcast
En este episodio hacemos un análisis del presupuesto general de la nación para saber cuáles son las prioridades del bukelismo para este 2025. También hablamos del nuevo disco de Bad Bunny.
HOY un Podcast Vibrrante BAD BUNNY ❌ DtMF Debí Tirar Más Fotos Un álbum divertido, original y reivindicativo Un homenaje a Puerto Rico y a la cultura hispanoamericana Y un éxito total Especial presentado en directo el 8 de Enero de 2025 En tu emisora española con saborr ⭕️LocaUrbanFM HOY sobre todo disfrutamos música seleccionada en directo. Y cuento curiosidades sobre el nuevo álbum del conejo y hago reflexiones sobre el que considero "El Rey del Pop" actual, que canta en español... Además incluimos música anterior de Bad Bunny, versiones y temazos del momento. (A diferencia del podcast más hablado del Episodio -2x01- exclusivo sobre NSLQVPM con Miriam Martín) LA BUENA VIBRA Una seleccion musical mezclada con criterio y con cariño x Jason Mata Live LOCA URBAN (L-V) 18h 17h Canarias www.locafm.com El show mas vibrrante de la radio En formato podcast La Musica mas fresh del mercado Dj Lives Entrevistas con lxs artistas hot y con los nuevos talentos Programas Especiales Dejate llevar... unete a LA BUENA VIBRA Loca FM URBAN Podcast DJ Mix Dance Urbano Reggaeton Afro Latin House Music ❌⭕️
Bürokratie-Liebe und Excel-Exzess ist, wenn schon nach den ersten acht Tagen des Jahres abgerechnet wird. Tja, was soll man machen, Sounds! liebt Listen. Deshalb gibt es heute schon die erste Top 5 Bilanz des Jahres. +++ PLAYLIST +++ 22:56 JUNIOR von GREAT GRANDPA 22:51 DIAMOND (ON THE MOON) von WORRIES AND OTHER PLANTS 22:46 LOTUS FLOWER von RADIOHEAD 22:40 SHANDY IN THE GRAVEYARD von PANCHIKO FEAT. BILLY WOODS 22:35 FERRY LADY von PANDA BEAR 22:32 HOMIE DON'T SHAKE von FCUKERS 22:26 MI MUJER von NICOLAS JAAR 22:19 S.N.C. von DARKSIDE 22:16 INGO SWANN von FLYING LOTUS 22:12 SEA CHANGES von MARINERO 21:57 TAKE ME von MONOBLOC 21:54 RUST von WITCH POST 21:50 CHILL OUT von WITCH POST 21:46 SHIVER von COLDPLAY 21:40 GOOD GUY von JULIA JACKLIN FEAT. FAYE WEBSTER 21:35 SALT THROWERS OFF A TRUCK von GRIAN CHATTEN 21:32 THINK ABOUT IT von C DUNCAN 21:27 BOLOGNA von DESTROYER FEAT. FIVER 21:24 ONE FOOT von GREENTEA PENG 21:22 CHICKEN TERIYAKI von ROSALIA 21:18 WELTITA von BAD BUNNY/CHUWI 21:14 PITORRO DE COCO von BAD BUNNY 21:08 DTMF von BAD BUNNY 21:04 WIE SCHÖN DU BIST von DJ KOZE FEAT. ARNIM TEUTOBURG-WEISS/THE DÜSSELDORF DÜSTERBOYS 20:57 FRIEND OF A FRIEND von COOTIE CATCHER 20:54 LA SYMPHONIE DES ECLAIRS von ZAHO DE SAGAZAN 20:51 ORLANDO IN LOVE von JAPANESE BREAKFAST 20:48 HOOKED von FRANZ FERDINAND 20:44 TAKE ME OUT von FRANZ FERDINAND 20:40 SILVER von WAXAHATCHEE 20:36 BARN NURSERY von HEY, NOTHING 20:32 TIME von GLAS NOST 20:28 PARTY PEOPLE von ROSE GRAY 20:23 LET IT GROW von SKELETEN 20:18 COLOURBLIND von TOM MISCH FEAT. LOYLE CARNER 20:16 HELLO, HI von LITTLE SIMZ 20:11 THIS SIDE OF THE ISLAND von HAMILTON LEITHAUSER 20:06 JULIE von HORSEGIRL 20:04 PHARMACIST von ALVVAYS
Introducción:Celebración del Día de Reyes y cómo las tradiciones han evolucionado.Contexto del cortometraje "Debí Tirar Más Fotos" y su conexión con la nostalgia puertorriqueña.Reflexión sobre el Cortometraje:Perspectiva de quienes crecieron en la isla y regresaron tras vivir en la diáspora.Cómo los cambios demográficos afectan nuestras tradiciones y cultura.Simbolismo del personaje “Concho” y su representación del puertorriqueño en peligro de extinción.Puerto Rico y su Futuro:Impacto de la migración, el turismo y la transformación de nuestras comunidades.Discusión sobre cómo preservar nuestras raíces mientras enfrentamos los cambios inevitables.Acción Financiera y Comunitaria:Cómo tomar control de nuestras finanzas puede contribuir al desarrollo de Puerto Rico.Importancia de invertir en la isla y fortalecer nuestras comunidades.Invitación a unirse a la Membresía de Café on a Budget para ser parte del cambio.Cierre:Reflexión sobre el poder de las pequeñas acciones para mantener vivas nuestras tradiciones.Llamado a tomar responsabilidad financiera y personal para construir un mejor futuro para la isla.
Bad Bunny sacó un palote de album que tiene a un chorro de loquitos moLdios. Siguenos en todas nuestras plataformas: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/quellevatheshow Instagram: https://instagram.com/quellevatheshow... Spotify: Que Llevá The Show Apple Podcast: Que Llevá The Show
HOY ❌ ⭕️ YAILIN LA MAS VIRAL expone mensajes intimos de ANuEL AA ⭕️ ARCANGEL anuncia album "PAPI ARCA" y....... Contraataca Vs ANUEL ROund 2 ⭕️ Gente de ANUEL AA pego una paliza y robo ropa y joyas a QUIMICO ULTRA MEGA y este responde retandole... Poor Anuel... Lo' illuminati señalao' ⭕️ "DTmF" el prox album de BAD BUNNY ➕Sesion vibrrante AFRO POP - REGGAETON - RKT - TRAP LATINO - DEMBOW RiHanna, Yung Beef, EL MoRad, Bad BUnny Bad Gyal, Lomiiel, La JOaqui, RauW AleJandrO, El Alfa, EL CHuape, Cooking Soul, Gordo... LA BUENA VIBRA Una seleccion musical mezclada con criterio y con cariño x Jason Mata Live LOCA URBAN (L-V) 18h 17h Canarias www.locafm.com El show mas vibrrante de la radio En formato podcast La Musica mas fresh del mercado Dj Livesets Entrevistas con lxs artistas hot y con los nuevos talentos Programas Especiales Dejate llevar... unete a LA BUENA VIBRA Loca FM URBAN Podcast DJ Mix Dance Urbano Reggaeton Afro Latin House Music ❌⭕️
Episode Summary:In this episode, Maribel Lopez speaks with Five9's CTO and Head of AI Jonathan Rosenberg on AI's potential in the Customer Experience (CX) and Contact Center as a Service (CcaaS) space. Currently, customers are often unsatisfied with chatbot communication services at contact centers. However, AI's increasing generative capabilities show potential for exciting future applications. Key Themes:Maribel and Jonathan begin by discussing the current state of AI in CcaaS, and how many customers are unsatisfied with their experiences with automated calls. Contact centers have long attempted to automate aspects of the CX experience, first with DTMF and later with directed dialogue.Unlike these technologies, generative AI has seen widespread adoption. Consumer familiarity with artificial intelligence will lead to them understanding how to interact with generative AI over the phone. Jonathan and Maribel also discuss their predictions for how AI will impact jobs in at contact centers. Jonathan believes that jobs will change, but they will not disappear. Last, Jonathan defines open platforms and explains how their unique features allow for useful CX capabilities. The future of AI in CX depends on how quickly companies eliminate AI hallucinations. Once models overcome this obstacle, Jonathan predicts that AI will see wide adoption in the CX space. For detailed show notes, navigate using the time stamps below:Follow Jonathan Rosenberg on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanrosenberg1/Follow Jonathan Rosenberg on X/Twitter: https://x.com/jjrosenberg?lang=en Read Jonathan Rosenberg's articles in the Forbes Technology Council: https://www.forbes.com/councils/forbestechcouncil/people/jonathanrosenberg/ Read the Broken Earth series: https://www.amazon.com/Broken-Earth-Trilogy-Season-Obelisk/dp/031652719X
In this episode, Emily and Kate discuss different ways you can celebrate love just in time for the impending Valentine's Day holiday, whether that's with your significant other, friends or yourself! (Self-love, can we get a hex yeah?!) Then Emily pulls a card from her Moon Power tarot deck. Follow us on Instagram at @witchcastpodcast for more updates, pics and more!
Google si butta.In mezzo a tante app che bloccano i numeri dei rompiscatole, si inserisce e risponde a quelli che ci chiamano per la prima volta.Chiede loro di presentarsi, usando Google la propria voce, e noi riceviamo la trascrizione.Interessante.Riceveremo trascrizioni di pubblicità ?Non lo vedo innovativo, anche perche' altri usano già soluzioni simili, ma ancora non sono alla portata dei programmatori come invece accadeva negli anni '90, pensate !Erano i modem zyxel con controllo dei toni, DTMF.Comunque e' una soluzione interessante.Si puo' fare di meglio controllando tutte le chiamate anche da remoto, come faccio io da un mesetto. Curioso e simpatico: quando dimentico il telefono a casa, in ufficio vedo chi telefona...ps: cercate answer machine su play store. Su alcuni telefoni non rooted qualcuno ci riesce, o almeno cosi' dice, ma usando un jack che ascolta e manda al microfono (altre userebbero il bluetooth): cerca in linkografia "segreteria telefonica"
We tell you about a new compact portable handheld GMRS radio from Wouxun with a superheterodyne receiver, full DTMF keypad and USB-C charging port that's also rated IP67 submersible. The post TWRS-167 – The New Wouxun KG-S88G GMRS Radio appeared first on Buy Two Way Radios.
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From NE5V This is for anyone interested in adding DTMF Command functions to the ClearNode. I was parusing the rpt.conf file in my ClearNode and found the following line at the end of the [functions stanza. #includeifexitsts custom/my_dtmf_commands.conf This line allows a user to add DTMF functions that won't go away when the ClearNode software is updated, or when a user changes which digital mode to use. Here's how it works. The statement assumes that there is a directory of the /etc/asterisk directory called "custom" and that in this directory is a file called "my_dtmf_commands_conf". Be sure to make all the letters in the directory and filename lower case, since that is the case specified in the #includeifexists statement. One way to create the directory is through WINSCP. Go to the asterisk directory and once in that directory press F7 then enter "custom" as the directory name. Don't use the "". If you choose to do this from the shell prompt, which is option 9 on the menu when you ssh to the node, do the following. Go to the Asterisk directory by using cd /etc/asterisk Once there type mkdir custom This creates the custom directory. Then use whatever method you want to create the file. I did it in Winscp by going to the custom directory, pressed shift+F4, and gave it the file name my_dtmf_commands Another way is to go to the shell prompt after ssh into the node. This is option 9 on the menu. Then type nano /etc/asterisk/custom/my_dtmf_commands The entries in my file look like this. D6=cop,32 ;Touchtone test. Enter digits with last as # d7=cop,34 ; Telemetry Off d8=cop,33 ; Telemetry on d9=cop,35 ; Telemetry limited The information after the ; explain what the commands do. Save your work. The next step is to make the files executible. Go to the custom directory. Then type chmod + x my_dtmf_commands.conf Then go to option 11 in the node menu which is the asterisk client. type rpt reload You then can execute the commands in the custom file. For example *D7 in my example turns off telemetry. This apparently works only for adding functions, not overwriting them. I've been testing this, if I want to overwrite a function, the #includeifexists needs to be at the top of the stanza. I tried this in the telemetry stanza, because I wanted to overwrite the default courtesy tones. I put this at the top of the telemetry stanza #includeifexists custom/my_telemetry.conf I put the courtesy tones in the file using the methods above, and when I saved settings in the app, the new tones stayed. This isn't Clearnode specific, but I thought it would be of interest, particularly to Clearnode users. visit www.blindhams.com
Diane calls Leo Laporte The Tech Guy to ask how she can get her old rotary phone to work with her new AT&T UVerse system. For the full episode, visit twit.tv/ttg/1782 Host: Leo Laporte You can find more about TWiT and subscribe to our podcasts at https://podcasts.twit.tv/
Diane calls Leo Laporte The Tech Guy to ask how she can get her old rotary phone to work with her new AT&T UVerse system. For the full episode, visit twit.tv/ttg/1782 Host: Leo Laporte You can find more about TWiT and subscribe to our podcasts at https://podcasts.twit.tv/
Diane calls Leo Laporte The Tech Guy to ask how she can get her old rotary phone to work with her new AT&T UVerse system. For the full episode, visit twit.tv/ttg/1782 Host: Leo Laporte You can find more about TWiT and subscribe to our podcasts at https://podcasts.twit.tv/
Diane calls Leo Laporte The Tech Guy to ask how she can get her old rotary phone to work with her new AT&T UVerse system. For the full episode, visit twit.tv/ttg/1782 Host: Leo Laporte You can find more about TWiT and subscribe to our podcasts at https://podcasts.twit.tv/
Foundations of Amateur Radio The landscape of remotely operated amateur radio is changing by the day. Once the territory of home brew DTMF decoders and remote controlled radio links, now more often than not it's a Raspberry Pi with an internet connection, or some variation on that. Before I continue, I must point out that amateur regulations vary widely around the globe, especially in this area. It appears mostly due to the rapidly changing nature of remotely operated radios. For example, most, if not all software defined radios are technically remotely operated. You run software on your computer, the radio is connected to a network, you twiddle a setting on your computer and the radio responds. The computer is not part of the radio, but without it there's not much radio to be had. There's no need for both to be in the same room, let alone the same building. Similarly, a Kenwood TS-480 and a Yaesu FT-857d are both radios that have a removable face with knobs and a display. The main body of the radio is a nondescript box with sockets for power and antenna, connected to the face essentially via a serial cable that can be a few centimetres long, or a few meters. There's solutions like RemoteRig that replace this serial cable with a virtual cable, allowing you to put the face in one location and the body in a different one, connected to each other across the internet. With the introduction of Starlink internet, a low earth orbit satellite based network, a connection to the internet can be made anywhere on earth, making it possible to have your station sitting somewhere far away from interference, powered by batteries and solar panels and connected to the internet. You might not even need to go to satellite based internet, the mobile phone network in many places is often more than sufficient for making such a station viable. If you're a member of a radio club, you might consider your club station. Often this station is the work of many volunteer years effort with multiple radios, antennas, filters and the like and often it sits idle most of the time, only getting fired up during club meetings or the weekend. What if you connected that station to the internet and offered it as a service to your members? Depending on license requirements, you might consider amateurs who have limited ability to build a shack but would love to be on air making noise. A remote club shack might be just the ticket for getting them on air. It could even become an income stream for your club. You might be able to offer access to trainees, or let them monitor the station without transmit ability whilst they're preparing for their license, or you might operate a 48 hour contest in shifts, all using the same transmitter, but from the comfort of your home. The landscape is full of different solutions, like RemoteRig, which I've already mentioned, RigPi Remote Station Server is a tiny computer that controls your radio and allows you access via a web browser or remote desktop connection. There's Remote Hams, a ready made solution for putting your shack on air with access control and remote management. You can connect specific radios, like the Elecraft K3 Remote System, or a Flex Radio Maestro, there's even web browser remote control projects like Universal Ham Radio Remote by Oliver F4HTB, each making it possible to get on air and make noise using a radio in a different location across the internet. All of the solutions I've named make it possible to fully use your radio, that means CW, SSB, FM, antenna control and the like. You can use it for FT8 or RTTY, the choice is yours. The interface might be the face of your radio, a special console, computer, phone or a tablet and you can operate it wherever and whenever the mood takes you. No longer do you need to have a shack in your home with coax snaking through the walls to an antenna whilst dodging the local authorities, or fighting the engine noise from your car. You can make the ultimate shack anywhere without taking up space in your home or car. One final comment. This is a moving feast. The level of functionality is increasing by the day. For me this journey started with a steel toolbox in my garage with a radio inside it and coax running from the box to my antenna. I have operated my radio and hosted my weekly net like this. The radio in the garage, me in my office connected via Wi-Fi over a virtual serial cable. You don't need to start this in the middle of nowhere, six hours drive over the back roads to fix a problem, you can start this project today at home. Where on this journey are you and what issues have you come up against? Let me know. My address as always is cq@vk6flab.com I'm Onno VK6FLAB
Earlier this month, BroadSource announced that BroadSource and IPSI are working together to deliver PCI-DSS compliant solutions for all agents, including those at-home during the COVID-19 pandemic. BroadSource and IPSI have worked together since 2017 to deliver Voice Self-Service and Agent Assisted payment applications requiring PCI-DSS compliance through DTMF clamping. In this special podcast for TR Publications and the Cloud Communications Alliance, Jason Thals of BroadSource walks us through the heightened risk of a breach from WFO and how BroadSource is working to address that challenge. We learn about the risks, the regulatory issues, consequences, and the remedies BroadSource offers. Indeed, the challenge could represent a significant opportunity to help customers become secure and help partners to sell a vital service. Watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9gyMrrMNZs Read the press release: https://www.broadsource.com.au/press-releases/broadsource-secure-payments/ Listen to the podcast, below
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A múltkori retro geekség után ez alkalommal az egykori technológiai vívmányok helyett a valaha hétköznapi dolgok kerülnek terítékre. Értsd: nincs rogyásig az adás fura rövidítésekkel és bakelit-3D-vel. Bár nosztalgikus hangulatunkban alapvetően a kihalt(nak hitt) tárgyak és szokások felidézésétől indultunk, meglepetésünkre egészen sok túlélőt, sőt, még feltámadót is találtuk köztük. (00:00) Intro (00:54) Bonyhádi zománcos fazék (01:33) Zománcozott zsírosbödön (02:17) Spájz és krumpliverem (04:21) Közösségi kávédaráló (05:24) A dolgozó a cseléd (06:40) Mosókonyha a magasban (07:28) Polgári karácsonyfák a csúcson (08:29) Karácsonyfadíszek vékonyra fújva (08:59) Utcai eltűnt tárgyak, közödkút, postaláda, telefonfülke (15:35) Postai jövő (18:13) Tárcsázás tinédzsereknek (19:36) DTMF telefonkönyves óra (20:43) Kazettás üzenetrögzítő (21:04) Dísztávirat a távíratnak (24:13) Telegrafálunk a számokba
In this Episode of AWS TechChat, Shane and Pete embark on a different style of the show and share with you a lot of updates - over 30 updates and we tackle it like speed dating. We start the show with some updates, there are now an additional 2 AWS regions, Milan in Italy and Cape Town in South Africa. This brings the region count to 24 Regions and 76 Availability Zones. Amazon Guard Duty has a price reduction for the customers who are consuming it on the upper end of the scale, VPC flow log scanning is now 40% cheaper when your logs are more than 10,000GB. Lots of Database engine updates: • Database engine version updates across almost all engines. Microsoft SSAS (SQL Server Analysis Studio) is now available on Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) for SQL Server now. • If you are currently running SSAS on Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2), you can now save costs by running SSAS directly on the same Amazon RDS DB instance as your SQL Server database. SSAS is currently available on Amazon RDS for SQL Server 2016 and SQL Server 2017 in the single-AZ configuration on both the Standard and Enterprise edition. • NoSQL Workbench for Amazon DynamoDB is now is now generally available. NoSQL Workbench is a client-side application, available for Windows and macOS that helps developers build scalable, high-performance data models, and simplifies query development and testing. • Apache Kafka is an option for AWS Database Migration Service and Amazon Managed Apache Cassandra Service is now available in public preview. Microsoft SQL Server on RDS now supports Read Replicas. Storage updates: • More nitro based Amazon EC2 systems receive IO performance updates. • Amazon FSx for Windows File Server is now has a Magnetic HDD option which brings storage down to 1.3cents per GB. • Amazon Elastic File System (Amazon EFS) announces 400% increase in read operations for General Purpose mode file systems. On Development front: • AWS Lambda@Edge now supports Node 12.x and Python 3.8. • Amplify CLI add support for additional AWS Lambda runtimes (Java, Go, .NET and Python) and Lambda cron jobs. • AWS Lambda now supports .NET Core 3.1. • Receive notifications for AWS CodeBuild, AWS CodeCommit, AWS CodeDeploy, and AWS CodePipeline in Slack, no need to use Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS) and AWS Glue. • Amazon MSK adds support for Apache Kafka version 2.4.1 • Updates to AWS Deep Learning Containers for PyTorch 1.4.0 and MXNet 1.6.0 Containers updates: • AWS Fargate launches platform version 1.4 which brings a raft of improvements. • Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS) updates service level agreement to 99.95%. • Amazon EKS now supports service-linked roles. • Amazon EKS adds envelope encryption for secrets with AWS Key Management Service (KMS). • Amazon EKS now supports Kubernetes version 1.15 • Amazon ECS supports in preview updating placement strategy and constraints for existing Amazon ECS Services without recreating the service. Connect your managed call centre in the cloud: • Introducing Voicemail for Amazon Connect. • Amazon Connect adds custom terminating keypress for DTMF. Other updates: • New versions of Elastic Search available for Amazon Elastic Search. • AWS DeepComposer is now shipping from Amazon.com Speakers: Shane Baldacchino - Solutions Architect, ANZ, AWS Peter Stanski - Head of Solution Architecture, AWS AWS Events: AWS Summit Online https://aws.amazon.com/events/summits/online/ AWSome Day Online Conference https://aws.amazon.com/events/awsome-day/awsome-day-online/ AWS Innovate AIML Edition on-demand https://aws.amazon.com/events/aws-innovate/machine-learning/ AWS Events and Webinars https://aws.amazon.com/events/
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Once again, Bob Bruninga, WB4APR, presents another forum from the 2019 TAPR Digital Communications Conference. This forum topic is PSAT2 DTMF Experiment APRStt Touchtone Digital Communications - Using any Radio for Data Exchange
Once again, Bob Bruninga, WB4APR, presents another forum from the 2019 TAPR Digital Communications Conference. This forum topic is PSAT2 DTMF Experiment APRStt Touchtone Digital Communications - Using any Radio for Data Exchange
In this week's MakeCode Minute: DTMF Phone Dialer @adafruit @johnedgarpark #adafruit @MSMakeCode. Dial a phone using DTMF (dual tone multi-frequency), a.k.a. Touch Tone dialing! The Circuit Playground Express can play two tones at the same time, sending any phone number pad through your handset into the phone system. https://maker.makecode.com Check out the code here: https://makecode.com/_KYoEMgKvb1h8 To learn about MakeCode: makecode.adafruit.com This clip is from the full John Park's Workshop livestream: https://youtu.be/m61uHy5b74A?t=594 MakeCode @adafruit @johnedgarpark #adafruit @MSMakeCode @adafruit @johnedgarpark #adafruit @MSMakeCode Music by John Park -- https://johnpark.bandcamp.com/
Touch Tone DTMF phone dialer made with MakeCode on Circuit Playground Express! Check out the MakeCode Minute on @johnedgarpark John Park’s Workshop Thursday at 4pm ET / 1pm PT to learn how. @makecode #phonephreak #retrotech
Steve Crow is using Nexmo to communicate. This episode is not sponsored! Want to be a sponsor? You can contact me or check out my sponsorship gig on Fiverr Show Notes: Nexmo Nexmo developer portal Viber curl is a command line tool to make HTTP requests OpenAPI initiative Fun video on DTMF tones A highlight video of Twitch Plays Pokémon (you might want to jump to about 2:30 to get to the good stuff) A video on the Monty Hall Paradox featuring Alan Davies! cr0w.st SpringOne Tour in Columbus DevNexus Nexmo blog posts from Steve Crow Want to be on the next episode? You can! All you need is the willingness to talk about something technical.
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Foundations of Amateur Radio The topic of how radio evolves and embraces available technology is one that describes the hobby itself. From spark-gap through AM, SSB and FM our community picked up or invented solutions to make communication possible. When the internet came along it too became a tool ripe for picking and in 1997 a connection between a radio and the internet was made with the Internet Radio Linking Project or IRLP when Dave VE7LTD, a student at the University of British Columbia, joined the UBC Amateur Radio Society. Using a radio, some hardware and a computer, you could send audio between radios across the internet. Since then this field has exploded with D-STAR, Echolink, DMR, AllStar, Wires, CODEC2, System Fusion and Brandmeister. At a glance they're all the same thing, radio + internet = joy. Looking closer there are two distinct kinds of internet radio contraptions, those where the radio is digital and those where it's not. IRLP is an example of an analogue radio connecting to hardware that does the encoding into digital and transmission across the internet. At the other end the reverse process, decoding, happens and another analogue radio is used to hear the result. This encoding and decoding is done by a piece of software called a CODEC. If we continue for a moment down the analogue path, Echolink, AllStar and Wires do similar things. In 2002 Echolink made its way onto the scene, similar to IRLP, but it didn't need any specialised hardware, any computer running the Echolink software could be used as both a client and a server, that is, you could use it to listen to Echolink, or you could use it to connect a radio to another Echolink computer. AllStar, which started life in 2008 went a step further by making the linking completely separate. It uses the metaphor of a telephone exchange to connect nodes together, which is not surprising if you know that it's built on top of the open source telephone switching software Asterisk. In 2012 or so, Yaesu introduced Wires which is much like Echolink and AllStar. There are servers with rooms, not unlike chat rooms, where you connect a node to and in turn your radio. Blurring the lines between these technologies happened when you could build a computer that spoke both IRLP and Echolink at the same time. Now you can also add AllStar to that mix. Essentially these systems do similar things. They manage switching differently, handle DTMF differently, use a different audio CODEC and handle authentication in a variety of ways, but essentially they're ways of connecting normal hand-held radios, generally FM, to each other via the internet using intermediary computers called nodes. Before you start sending angry letters, I know, there's more to it, but I've got more to tell. While Dave was busy in Canada inventing IRLP back in the late 1990's, in Japan the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications funded research, administered by the Japan Amateur Radio League into the digitisation of amateur radio. In 2001 that research resulted in what we know today as D-STAR. Two years later, ICOM started developing D-STAR hardware which resulted in actual physical radios less than a year later. Today you can get D-STAR hardware from ICOM, Kenwood and FlexRadio Systems. Unlike the other technologies where the audio was converted at a central place, in D-STAR the audio is encoded in the radio and a digital signal is sent across the airwaves. That in turn means that the software that does the encoding, the CODEC, needs to be inside the radio. Since the information is digital right from the point of transmit, you can send other information, like GPS locations and messages along with the audio. In 2005 DMR started life as a group of companies, now up to around 40, agreeing on some standards for digital audio in much the same way as D-STAR. Mostly in use by commercial users, DMR has the ability to have two users simultaneously on-air using alternate channels by having separate time slots for each channel, alternating between the two of them. They agreed to use the same CODEC to ensure compatibility. Formal interoperability testing has been happening since 2010, but because DMR allows manufacturers to build in extra features many brands cannot actually work together on the same network. For many years D-STAR and DMR-MARC, the DMR Motorola Amateur Radio Club World Wide Network, were the main digital radio systems around in amateur radio. That changed in 2013 when Yaesu introduced System Fusion. It too made digital audio at the radio, but it added a wrinkle by making it possible to have both analogue and digital audio on the same repeater. Depending on how the repeater is configured, analogue and digital radios can coexist and communicate with each other. The Wires system that Yaesu rolled out was upgraded in 2016, renamed to Wires X and now also incorporates digital information to allow the linking of their System Fusion repeaters. In 2014 at the Ham Radio Exhibition in Friedrichshafen in Germany, Artem R3ABM planned to make an alternative master server for DMR+ and DMR-MARC and the result was a German wordplay which we know today as Brandmeister. It acts as a network for digital radios in much the same way as DMR, but it's run as an open alternative to the commercially available options made by Motorola and Hytera. The story isn't complete without mentioning one other development, CODEC2. It started in 2008 when Bruce Perens K6BP contacted Jean-Marc Valin, famous for the SPEEX audio compressor and David Rowe VK5DGR about the proprietary and patented nature of low data use voice encoders such as those in use in D-STAR, DMR and System Fusion. David had already been working in this area a decade earlier and started writing code. In 2012 during Linux Conference Australia, Jean-Marc and David spent some time together hacking and managed to make a 25% improvement and CODEC2 was well under way. Today CODEC2 forms the basis of several projects including FreeDV in software, the SM1000 FreeDV adaptor in hardware and the roadmap for the future of open and free digital voice is bright. I should mention that this information is specifically brief to give you an overview of the landscape and hopefully I've not made too many glaring errors, but feel free to drop me a line if you do find a problem. Digital radio and the internet, it's not just a single mode, a whole cloud of modes, and I haven't even started with WSPR, FT8 or JT65. I'm Onno VK6FLAB
Foundations of Amateur Radio Ingenuity is the name of the game in Amateur Radio, building, inventing, solving and helping are all part and parcel of this hobby. We like to lay claim to being the source of all that is good in the world, all that was invented came from Amateur Radio first, right? Seriously though, sometimes we pick up a technology along the way from other places. If you've ever picked up your microphone and pushed one or more buttons on it whilst the push to talk button was down, you've likely used this technology that's set out in an ITU recommendation called Q.23. It has the quaint title of: "Technical Features of Push-Button Telephone Sets". It's a brief document as such, all of four pages, two title pages and one mostly dealing with why this Push-Button idea is a great one and how it relates to international phone calls etc. The meat is in the final page, showing eight frequencies and how you combine them to generate voice frequency signals. If you've been paying attention, you might recognise this as DTMF or Dual Tone Multiple Frequency signalling. It's pretty nifty. Send two discrete frequencies at the same time across some link and decode it at the other end. It's nifty because these frequencies might happen during a normal conversation, but not at the same time for a particular duration. As Amateurs we use this to communicate with our repeaters, to send signals to it, to activate links, to power on and off stuff and all manner of other interesting things. So, how does it actually work? Well, you have two sets of four non-overlapping frequencies which you can combine into 16 different combinations, enough for 10 digits, four letters and two symbols. To make this work, the frequencies must be pretty stable, the ITU recommends less than 1.8% off the nominal frequency and distortion must be 20 dB below the fundamental frequencies. Today producing such a thing is trivial, a chip for a dollar will do the job and another one at the other end to decode it. Four bucks and you're good to go for two-way DTMF at both ends. Bargain. Being the curios type I went looking to find out what a DTMF circuit might look like before we could buy such products. The closest I came was a build-your-own voice mail system in BYTE! magazine of April 1982 using LM567 tone decoders, but a quick look at the box shows that these are also something that we'd call an Integrated Circuit. I'm going out on a limb here, since DTMF has been around since it was first supplied to customers in 1963 and suggest that the original DTMF decoders were not quite as trivial as a dollar chip. They likely contained many discrete components including eight separate filters and ways to combine them so signals could be added to each other to detect the existence or absence of a specific tone, but I've yet to actually lay eyes on anything more fundamental than the tone decoders. That being said, you can connect your all-in-one dollar chip, the CM-8870, to something like an Arduino and do your own decoding of DTMF signals. Seems that the 1982 BYTE! magazine article was just the beginning of the revitalisation of DTMF, robot controllers, home automation, in-vehicle signalling and more, not to mention, using it to activate IRLP and other wonderful radio services. Before you start sending me email about this non-Amateur invention, I'll point out that Amateurs also didn't invent copper wire, that was two Scots, or was it Dutch, I forget, fighting over a coin. I'm Onno VK6FLAB
Foundations of Amateur Radio Technology is a moving feast. New ideas spring new inventions which in turn change our lives. Amateur Radio is at the forefront of such inventions. Radio Amateurs have been until recently the only soldering iron brigade around. We've been building things for over a hundred years and we continue as a community to think of new ideas and ways to make them happen. For example, we take technologies like AllStar Link, EchoLink, Wires and so on all in our stride. We think nothing of having our radios connected to each other using techniques other than radio spectrum. In November 1997, when iPhone still meant Internet Phone, an inquisitive 22 year old amateur called Dave Cameron VE7LTD came up with a way to link a radio to the Internet and the first three Internet Radio Linking Project stations were connected to each other and the now global network of IRLP nodes was born. Dave built a DTMF decoder which allowed remote control of a computer and the radio that was attached to it, and made it possible to send the audio from the radio to the sound-card of the computer, which in turn sent that audio in digital format across the Internet to a similarly equipped system where the audio was turned back into a radio transmission. This bridging idea took off and many different systems were developed, many of which are in active use today. The various systems all use some form of Voice over IP to transmit audio across the Internet, but there are many variations on how the audio gets to the system in the first place. In IRLP - as I mentioned - the audio can only come in via an Amateur Radio. EchoLink uses a similar system, but in addition to Amateur Radio as a source, you can register your callsign and use several different applications on your computer or mobile phone to link into the network. AllStar takes this idea further, instead of making a point-to-point connection, the AllStar system is based around an open source telephone exchange called Asterisk and it's used to link together the various systems. Other variations also exist. The idea of using Voice over IP techniques spawned a whole set of radio technologies that use similar methodologies to compress voice and then instead of transmitting it across the Internet, use radio waves to send them from one radio to the next. Technologies such as D-Star, System Fusion, MotoBro and DMR built on this idea. Of course these technologies also use the Internet to share information and connect users across the globe. There is some contention around these systems. Many Amateurs consider them to be "Not Real Radio", but then I suspect if you look at the birth of SSB, you'll find die-hard CW operators with a similar complaint. The same is true for low power propagation modes like WSPR which aren't real radio because you cannot have a QSO. Other issues in the technical sphere also exist. The IRLP software is closed source. You can only buy IRLP hardware from one place and it doesn't allow you to connect in any other way than via a radio. EchoLink now charges for conferences being registered in the system. In the past I've already spoken about Fusion, D-Star and MotoBro and their restrictions around interoperability, licensing and closed source nature. From a practical perspective, there are also concerns about the use of these systems in the case of massive failures during local disasters and the like. If the Internet is down, many of these systems will simply become local radio networks. Coverage could perhaps be extended by creating a local mesh network, but HF radio still very much has its place in our world. For me this is all about learning and innovation. Ultimately which system you use is up to you. I live in a software world where Open Source rules for good reason and my vote will always go to Open Source. To be clear, I'm not adverse to making money, we all have to pay the rent, but making innovation and invention secret is not the way to go in our hyper-connected world. I'm Onno VK6FLAB
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ORIGINAL AIRDATE: December 17th, 1990 --- When sports memorabilia is stolen from the Coltons, MacGyver uncovers a local counterfeiting ring. MISSION: A ring of counterfeit card makers have their sights on a collection donated by Reggie Jackson and blackmail an aging athlete to steal it for them. MacGyver tracks them down as he attempts to return a box of cards stolen from the Coltons. This week's highlights include: Dual-tone multi-frequency signaling (P) Dual-tone multi-frequency signaling (DTMF) is an in-band telecommunication signaling system using the voice-frequency band over telephone lines between telephone equipment and other communications devices and switching centers. DTMF was first developed in the Bell System in the United States, and became known under the trademark Touch-Tone for use in push-button telephones supplied to telephone customers, starting in 1963. DTMF is standardized by ITU-T Recommendation Q.23. It is also known in the UK as MF4. Check out the article on wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual-tone_multi-frequency_signaling. Watch S6E11: "Squeeze Play" on CBS's website or check the alternative streamability of this episode here.
This Weeks Episode: The Dr. Tosha Meredith Foundation (DTMF), Kingdom International Virtual Ministries (KIMVC), and the H.J.C. Bowden Senior Multipurpose Facility located in East Point, Georgia was graciously invited to partner with DTMF and KIMVC in an unconventional way by providing hand sewn pillowcase dresses and other creative dressing to benefit hundreds of Ugandan girls.
What use is an F-call? If you're new to Amateur Radio like I am, it's easy to turn on your radio, set it up to key your local repeater and call CQ. After the first time it's a trivial matter that you might take for granted. The repeater just sits there on frequency, making communication possible between you and the rest of the Amateur Community. In many ways it's like turning on your mobile phone and dialling a number and talking to someone. When people ask me what the difference is between Amateur Radio and Community Radio, I often jest that in Community Radio you come into the studio, sit behind the microphone, press the red button and talk. Amateur Radio is exactly the same, but you also need to bring the red button. Repeaters are like that. Unless you've been personally involved, it's just a case of pressing the button. Of course that's not actually what happens. Often a group gets together, spit-balling ideas, coming up with a plan, finding money, equipment, support and the like. Then there is the logistics of obtaining a mast or using an existing one, finding bricks, concrete, roofing, batteries, solar panels, radios, antennas, cavities, coax, connectors, a license, perhaps an internet connection, getting all this to site, having helpers and resources to build the repeater hut, cranes, bob-cats, concrete mixers, terminating the coax, erecting the mast, installing guy wires, running coax up the mast, attaching antennas, tuning the thing, testing it, programming the controller, programming the radio, etc. etc. The list just gets longer and longer the more you think about. And, this is done by people like you. People who gave of their free time, who saw a need and using their collective skills and effort made it possible for you to key up your local repeater. Of course, then there's the linking of repeaters, internet connectivity, news relays, time-outs, DTMF controllers, lightning strikes, insect infestations, thieves and vandals. It never ends. So, when you next key up your repeater, think about that. And when there's a busy-bee in your local area, consider sharing some of your resources. I'm Onno VK6FLAB.
Kevin interviews Mark Rustad, Mark worked at Minnesota Educational Computing Consortium (MECC) where he developed "Classroom Star", classroom networking hardware for the Atari 8-bits -- a product that was not released by Atari. Then he worked at Atari 1983-1984 as Systems Project Leader, where he troubleshooted the DTMF dialing on the Atari 1030 modem. We also talk about Mark’s work with the PLATO educational computer system. LINKS Software provided by Mark Classroom Star mentioned in Creative Computing magazine
What use is an F-call? Man-made interference is a wonderful thing. It allows you to appreciate that there are both people and morons on air. Some people become morons, either by accident, or on purpose, but every now and then you have special people who share our airwaves. In case you're wondering, a moron is someone with the intellectual age between 8 and 12. In the past we as amateurs have chosen to ignore them. In general that works pretty well. The moron doesn't know that they're having any effect and they soon move on to greener pastures, hopefully one six foot under, but that's a story for another day. I have a special friend. He's special because he thinks it's particularly funny to disrupt a weekly net that I host called F-troop. He likes to send DTMF tones, play audio tracks and generally be a pain in the rear. This isn't a new thing. I've been logging activity from this moron since April 2012. He comes in every now and then, completely disrupts the net and then pisses off. You could infer from this that I'm angry. That's not true. I'm annoyed that other Amateurs bear the brunt of this particular moron's fetish for my on-air activities. It's a sad day when you cannot run an introductory amateur radio net without special attention from people who clearly haven't understood that large fines exist specifically for the likes of them. I'm glad to report than when we do actually catch this particular moron, there will be a long list of his behavior and if we're particularly fortunate their fine will cost them their house. We can only dream. Got any morons on your repeater? Got any tips. Share them with the community. I'm Onno VK6FLAB
What use is an F-call? Over the past few weeks I've been playing with an Amateur Radio technology that links my work-life and my hobby together. For some, that might be a boon, for me, I have been trying to get out of the office - I work from home - to have a life and Amateur Radio is my escape from the world of Information Technology. Little did I realise at the start that the two go hand in hand. You win some, you lose some. Anyway, the technology I've been playing with is called Echolink. It's a way of linking radios across the Internet which allows you to communicate with Hams across the world, without needing HF, or even a radio for that matter. Before I get too far into this, I should point out that there is a common held misconception that Foundation Licence holders are not allowed to use this technology. This is not true. You are not allowed to hook your computer to your radio, but there's no license condition that prevents you using the set-up that another Ham is running. This means that you cannot run an Echolink Sysop node, but you can obtain and legally use Echolink with your Foundation call-sign. I should also point out that there are two Internet linking technologies - well, there are many more, but for the purposes of this discussion, two - that achieve similar things. Echolink is one, IRLP, or Internet Radio Linking Project, is the other. Both allow you to link Hams together. IRLP links radios (using specialised hardware and a copy of Linux), Echolink on the other hand links software, which may or may not be connected to a radio. That's right. You can use Echolink on your computer without a radio. You can also use it on your iPhone and Android powered phone. No projects under way for any other smart phones at this time. And of course, you can use Echolink and IRLP via a radio if you are in range of an IRLP node or an Echolink Sysop none, using DTMF tones to control them. Back to Echolink. You can download it for nix at echolink.org and once you've scanned in your Amateur License and emailed it to Echolink to verify that you're in fact a licensed Ham, you're good to go. You'll find that there are places where you can link to many Amateurs at once, or you can have a one-on-one QSO with another Ham. I should also mention that there are also special nodes that have both Echolink and IRLP installed, which allows you to link the two. You'll find that there are many 'nets around that use this technology. A home grown one is the Friday Night Technical Net, which is run by Reg, VK6BQQ, on Friday Night - Ontario Time, and Saturday Morning in VK. You can find it at the VAN-IRLP Echolink node, which is run from Vancouver. With the help of a few local Amateurs, I'm working on making the F-troop 'net, which is a weekly hour of chat that I host for New and Returning Hams available via Echolink too, which will allow people across the country to sign in and participate. So, if you don't have a radio yet, or if your radio is no where near where you are, you can use Echolink to still stay in touch. I'm Onno VK6FLAB
We take a trip down memory lane and talk about communication. How it has evolved over the past few decades, from radio to telephones, including some stories about phone phreaking, bulletin boards, and cell phones & beepers. SHOW NOTES: Artist's statement generator AcuteB Replacement battery rotary dial telephone DTMF USRobotics modems Motorola MicroTAC ANSI art Red Box Radio Shack tone dialer red box instructions Phone Phreaking CB Radio Ham Radio
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