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1. The c option is used to specify the output file format default WAV WAV AU or AIFF e The f option is used to specify the sample frequency in Hz 8000 11025 or 44100 default 11025 e The p option is used to specify the precision in bits per sample 8 or 16 default 16 e mmf file specifies the MMF file to export e The o output file option is used to specify the output filename default stdout e The i item name option is used to specify the list of item names to export mmfimport c O i 2 a o e mmf filename list of AU WAV AIFF files gt e The c option is used to specify encoding format 0 import as mu law default 1 import as A law 2 import as ADPCM e The q option is used to enable quiet mode default off e The o option is used to overwrite the MMF item if the audio file has the same name default off a new item is created e The e option is used to retain the audio file extension default off e The mmf filename option specifies the MMF filename e list of AU WAV AIFF files specifies the list of AU WAV or AIFF files Page 33 PeriStudio 2 20 Release Notes This page has been intentionally left blank Page 342. and identifying the copyright holders of the Third Party Components and the Third Party Terms that apply to them is available on the Avaya Support Web site http support avaya com Copyright Trademarks The trademarks logos and service marks Marks displayed in this site the documentation s and product s provided by Avaya are the registered or unregistered Marks of Avaya its affiliates or other third parties Users are not permitted to use such Marks without prior written consent from Avaya or such third party which may own the Mark Nothing contained in this site the documentation s and product s should be construed as granting by implication estoppel or otherwise any license or right in and to the Marks without the express written permission of Avaya or the applicable third party Avaya is a registered trademark of Avaya Inc All non Avaya trademarks are the property of their respective owners Downloading documents For the most current versions of documentation see the Avaya Support Web site http www avaya com support Contact Avaya Support Avaya provides a telephone number for you to use to report problems or to ask questions about your product The support telephone number is 1 800 242 2121 in the United States For additional support telephone numbers see the Avaya Web site http www avaya com support Table of Contents Table of Contents PreldQQus uox QE VER Ne va REN U NER DUE ESAE REOR 5 SCOPE c Sih ub Lou ue
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4. This page has been intentionally left blank Page 10 Installing PeriStudio on a Solaris Platform This chapter covers 1 Pre Installation Requirements and Considerations 2 Installation Procedures PeriStudio 2 20 Release Notes Pre Installation Requirements and Considerations PeriStudio may be installed and operated on an Avaya Media Processing Server MPS Series Peri View workstation or standalone vocabulary development workstation PeriStudio 2 20 is to be installed to patch level pstu2 20 10 This release of PeriStudio is compatible with MPS Series Release 2 1 or later software For more information refer to Installing MPS Software on the Solaris Platform Before starting the installation procedure Preview the requirements and procedures in this chapter before proceeding e Runa full system backup if one has not recently been done e Terminate and unassign all applications Using the Application Management tool in PeriView select the lines on the MPS s then select Terminate and Unassign For details see the PeriView Reference Manual or the MPS System Operator s Guide Software Prerequisites If you are installing PeriStudio on an MPS Series or PeriView workstation the following packages must first be installed in the following order and to the patch level stated 1 PERIfw System library that enables platform independent process execution Minimum patch level is fw1 39 2 PERIglobl Global li
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6. refer to Installing MPS Software on the Solaris Platform Page 18 FE Vu jJ 2 Installing PeriStudio on a Solaris Platform Backing Up the Sample Files Along with the PeriStudio program files sample audio files were installed into the SPERISTUDIOHOME directory These three files sample mmi sample mmd and testtone def1 are used normalization references and for exercises in the PeriStudio User s Guide These files should be backed up for the purpose of safekeeping The following command sequence backs up the samp1e MMF files This procedure need be done only once when PeriStudio is initially installed To back up the sample files 1 In the vsh or command tool enter the following command cd PERISTUDIOHOME This sets the present working directory to the one used to store the PeriStudio files Create a subdirectory called backups mkdir backups Copy the files to that subdirectory cp sample mmi backups cp sample mmd backups cp testtone def1 backups Make the files read only cd backups chmod 444 sample mmi sample mmd testtone def1 To restore the sample files from the backups to the PERISTUDIOHOME directory perform the following procedure This may be done as needed To restore the sample MMF files from the backups 1 2 3 Close the sample file if it is loaded Exit from PeriStudio Change to the PeriStudio directory cd PERISTUDIOHOME Copy the files to the current directory cp backups
7. sample mmi cp backups sample mmd Restart PeriStudio Open the sample mmi file again to verify restoration Page 19 PeriStudio 2 20 Release Notes This page has been intentionally left blank Page 20 Installing PeriStudio on a Windows 2000 Platform This chapter covers 1 Pre Installation Requirements and Considerations 2 Installation Procedures PeriStudio 2 20 Release Notes Pre Installation Requirements and Considerations LUE EF ec me UNE PeriStudio may be installed and operated on a Avaya Media Processing Server MPS Series PeriView workstation or standalone vocabulary development workstation PeriStudio 2 20 is to be installed to patch level pstu2 20 10 This release of PeriStudio is compatible with MPS Series Release 2 1 or later software For more information refer to the Installing MPS Software on the Windows Platform Before starting the installation procedure e Preview the requirements and procedures in this chapter before proceeding e Runa full system backup if one has not recently been done e Terminate and unassign all applications Using the Application Management tool in PeriView select the lines on the MPS s then select Terminate and Unassign For details see the PeriView Reference Manual or the MPS System Operator s Guide Software Prerequisites If you are installing PeriStudio on an MPS Series or PeriView workstation the following packages must first be install
8. trademark of Sun Microsystems Inc in the United States and other countries Solaris and Windows 2000 Conventions This manual depicts examples command line syntax configuration files and screen shots in Solaris format In certain instances Windows 2000 specific commands procedures or screen shots are shown where required The following table lists examples of general operating system conventions to keep in mind when using this manual with either the Solaris or Windows 2000 operating system Solaris Windows 2000 Environment SMPSHOME SMPSHOME Paths SMPSHOME common etc S SMPSHOME common etc Command lt command gt amp start b lt command gt Page 8 Preface Trademark Conventions The inter operability of the following products or services and PeriStudio is incidentally discussed in this manual These third party products are referred to by their common names in this manual Subsequent references to these products may omit the registered trademark symbol Motif 9 is a registered trademark of The Open Group in the US and other countries Solaris SunOS OpenWindows SPARC and UltraSPARC are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems Inc in the United States and other countries Microsoft Windows and Windows 2000 are either trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Pentium and the Pentium Processor logo are registered trademarks of Intel Page 9 PeriStudio 2 20 Release Notes
9. 2 20 Release Notes Installing the PeriStudio License Each time PeriStudio is started it requires a valid license key from the PeriLicense server PeriLicense should already be installed and running locally or on a remote node on the network If you are unsure of the location of the license server enter the following command echo LSHOST LSHOST is the environment variable for the license server host If the variable is undefined you will need to determine if and where PeriLicense is installed If you cannot confirm that PeriLicense is available install it in accordance with Installing MPS Software on the Solaris Platform If SLSHOST is not defined but you know the that PeriLicense is installed locally or on another node add the LSHOST variable and define it as the host name To do this add the following line to your home lt user gt cshrc file or to the etc vpsrc csh file and source the file setenv LSHOST host name If SLSHOST is defined you will need to add the license key to the pl servrc license file on the license server host You should have received a paper copy of the PeriStudio license key with the package software The location of the p1servrc license file is typically VPSHOME PERIplic etc however the file may be in another location and you will need to use the ind command to locate it For more information on the PeriLicense server installing the PERIplic package and stopping starting the PeriLicense server
10. User s Guide Page 23 PeriStudio 2 20 Release Notes Customer Workstation Requirements T L m 5E i9 7 A 2 hen The following information details the required parameters for running Avaya software on a Windows 2000 platform supplied by you A customer supplied workstation is explicitly defined by Avaya It consists of customer supplied equipment that meets or exceeds the hardware and software requirements for operating Avaya supplied software Failure to meet these requisite conditions may lead to incorrect operation of your Avaya packages You must set up your node as a PeriView workstation rather than an MPS Series during installation of PERIglobl Refer to Installing MPS Software on the Windows Platform System Base Requirements e Windows 2000 with TCP IP protocol installed e Pentium 266 Mhz or higher processor e 64 MB of RAM 96 MB recommended e 4 GB minimum hard disk drive IDE or SCSI CDROM e 33 6 Kbps modem and pcANYWHERE version 8 02 or later optional required for remote diagnostics e Screen resolution set to 1024 x 768 pixels minimum Required for MPS Series systems only e Adaptec SCSI controller model 2920 e PCI 10 MB Ethernet card dedicated for CPS connectivity For development workstations only e 16 bit or more Sound Blaster sound card optional PeriStudio requires the use of other audio interface components such as speakers microphones etc for full functionali
11. and extensions for file names It is also used to show displays on text based screens e g to show the contents of a file This font is used for field labels on screen menu buttons and action buttons KEY NAME A term that appears within angled brackets denotes a terminal keyboard key a telephone keypad button or a system mouse button Book Reference This font indicates the names of other publications referenced within the document Page 7 PeriStudio 2 20 Release Notes Notation cross reference SOLARIS Conventions Used in This Manual Sheet 2 of 2 Description A cross reference is typically shown on the screen in blue Click on the cross reference to access the referenced location A cross reference that refers to a section name accesses the first page of that section The Note icon identifies notes important facts and other keys to understanding The Caution icon identifies procedures or events that require special attention The icon indicates a warning that serious problems may arise if the stated instructions are improperly followed The flying Window icon identifies procedures or events that apply to the Windows 2000 operating system only The Solaris icon identifies procedures or events that apply to the Solaris operating system only 1 Windows 2000 and the flying Window logo are either trademarks or registered trademarks of the Microsoft Corporation 2 Solaris is a trademark or registered
12. braries required for all packages Minimum patch is g10b12 2 0 34 PERIdoc Documentation services Recommended but not required 4 PERImps Software required on an MPS Series or PeriView workstation 5 PERIplic License server required for all licensed packages Minimum patch level is p1ic1 2 0 3 If you are installing PeriStudio on a standalone vocabulary development platform the prerequisites above apply except for PERImps Determine if the required packages are installed by entering the perirev command in a VSH Tool If all the packages are not installed to the required patch levels install them in the order above Install all patches in numerical order for each package before installing the next package Refer to Installing MPS Software on the Solaris Platform before installing PeriStudio Page 12 Installing PeriStudio on a Solaris Platform Pre Installation Considerations The PeriStudio installation package for Solaris PERIpstu is provided on a ne or 4mm tape The package is contained ina tar file either alone or along with other Avaya software release packages such as a complete version release If the tar file has not already been extracted extract the installation package s to a temporary staging directory by entering mkdir lt pstu_temp gt cd lt pstu_temp gt tar xvf dev rmt 0 where pstu temp is the temporary directory in which you want the installation package s loaded A separate subdirecto
13. d eds Maa lon a qe vtae Rh A Rer Sie INPUNE 6 Intended Audience 0 ccc eee 6 How To Use This Manual 0 0 0 0 0c cece cee ees 6 Organization of This Manual 0 00000 e ee eee 7 Conventions Used in This Manual selle 7 Solaris and Windows 2000 Conventions 0055 8 Trademark Conventions 0 00 eee eens 9 Installing PeriStudio on a Solaris Platform 11 Pre Installation Requirements and Considerations 12 Software Prerequisites cesses qx eC ease ey 12 Pre Installation Considerations 00000005 13 Installation Procedures 0 00 ccc cee ees 14 Installing the PeriStudio Package PERIpstu 14 Installing the PeriStudio License lesse 18 Backing Up the Sample Files llle esses 19 Installing PeriStudio on a Windows 2000 Platform 21 Pre Installation Requirements and Considerations 22 Software Prerequisites ice a a Ke SE ee RI EE 22 Pre Installation Considerations llle 23 Customer Workstation Requirements sese 24 System Base Requirements 2000 24 Installation Procedures 0 00 ccc cee ees 25 Installing the PeriStudio Package PERIpstu 25 Installing the PeriStudio License usus 26 Backing Up the Sample Files 00 27 Release Notes i uv VE RTAERREPPOMU A ERI RN PEMEX ES 29 Informati
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15. dard terms relating to computer system and software application functions However it contains some terminology that can only be explained in the context of the MPS Series Refer to the Glossary of MPS Terminology for definitions of MPS Series specific terms Initially you should read this manual at least once from start to finish Later you can use the Table of Contents to locate topics of interest for reference and review If you are reading this document online use the cross reference links shown in blue to quickly locate related topics LEFT click once with your mouse while positioned with your cursor over the cross reference link Click on any point in a Table of Contents entry to move to that topic Click on the page number of any Index entry to access that topic page To familiarize yourself with various specialized textual references within the manual see Conventions Used in This Manual on page 7 Periphonics is now part of Avaya The name Periphonics and variations thereof appear in this manual only where it is referred to in a product For examples a PeriProducer application the PERImps package the perirev command etc Page 6 Preface Organization of This Manual This manual is organized into separate chapters that explain the various aspects of the latest release of PeriStudio The following summarizes the contents of each chapter e Chapter 1 Installing PeriStudio on Solaris Contains procedures for instal
16. ed in the following order and to the patch level stated 1 PERIfw System library that enables platform independent process execution Minimum patch level is fw1 39 2 PERIglobl Global libraries required for all packages Minimum patch level is glob12 2 0 34 PERIdoc Documentation services Recommended but not required 4 PERImps Software required on an MPS Series or PeriView workstation 5 PERIplic License server required for all licensed packages Minimum patch level is p1ic1 2 0 3 If you are installing PeriStudio on a standalone vocabulary development platform or PC the prerequisites above apply except for PERImps Ensure the required packages are installed by checking the Add Remove Programs list in the Control Panel If the required packages are not installed install them in accordance with Installing MPS Software on the Windows Platform before installing PeriStudio You can obtain more information about the Avaya packages currently installed and their patch levels by entering the perirev command in a Command Prompt window However if there is no PERImps package currently installed the perirev command will not be available Page 22 Installing PeriStudio on a Windows 2000 Platform Pre Installation Considerations The following considerations apply to the installation of all Avaya software including PeriStudio on a Windows 2000 platform e You must have administrative privileges to install any of t
17. f the frequency spectrum Improvements have been made to the normalization algorithms time scaling and DTMF removal These are transparent changes that are only apparent by improved audible results when processing items The Post Normalize option has been added to some audio processing tools Previous versions of PeriStudio performed post normalization by default when these tools were used MultiMedia File Editor Window Item Attributes Window The Creation Date and Modify Date fields now display a 4 digit year Import Window The Show all AU WAV AIFF Files and Omit file extension options have been added Export Window The WAV Format menu is displayed in place of the Encoding options when WAV is selected as the target export format e The Select via Pick List option has been added to the item selection menu Page 30 Release Notes Batch Tools Menu The Normalize by average energy and Normalize by peak energy options have been added to the Global Normalization window The Post Normalize option has been added to the Global Gain Control window The Post Normalize option has been added to the Global Graphic Equalizer window The Post Normalize option and the Band Stop filter have been added to the Global Parametric Equalizer window The Gain control range has been increased from 3db to 10db A hidden Copy to Pick List menu option has been added to the batch DTMF Detections window The maximum allowable percentage
18. for the Time Scaling option has been increased from 25 to 50 Quick Detection and DFT based Detection options have been added to the DTMF Detection window Waveform Editor Window A hidden display mode menu has been added to the upper waveform display This menu contains multiple options for 3 D display modes and for returning to the default 2 D mode The Frequency Distribution window accessed from 3 D mode has been added The Silence and Normalize option has been added to the Edit menu The Mark option has been added to the Local Padding Silence window Play edit shortcut key sequences hotkeys have been added to allow playing a preconfigured interval beginning at lt CTRL gt B or ending at lt CTRL gt E a marked point in the waveform Parameters Window The option to record directly from an audio CD in the CD ROM drive has been added to the General Record Parameters Tools Menu The Normalize by average energy and Normalize by peak energy options have been added to the Local Normalization window The Post Normalize option has been added to the Local Gain Control window The Post Normalize option has been added to the Local Graphic Equalizer window The Post Normalize option and the Band Stop filter have been added to the Local Parametric Equalizer window The Gain control range has been increased from 3db to 10db The maximum allowable percentage for the Time Scaling option has been increased from 25 to 50 Pa
19. ge 31 PeriStudio 2 20 Release Notes e DTMF Fix was added to the Tools menu to allow the removal of DTMF tones by either selecting specific DTMF frequency pairs or by scanning the signal of the selected item s for frequency patterns that match DTMF tones DTMF Detection Window Quick Detection and DFT based Detection options have been added to the DTMF Detection window Command Line Utilities Refer to the MPS Command Reference Manual for a detailed description of the following commands wav2mmf c 0 1 2 q o e t mmf filename lt list of WAV files gt e The c option is used to specify encoding format 0 mu law default 1 A law 2 ADPCM The q option is used to enable quiet mode default off e The o option is used to overwrite the MMF item if the WAV file has the same name default off a new item is created e The e option is used to retain the WAV file extension default off e The t option is used to automatically import both channels of a stereo WAV file by default there is a prompt if any stereo WAV files exist e The mmf filename option specifies the MMF filename e lt list of WAV files gt specifies the list of WAV files emrexport q 1 3 n name c WAV AU AIFF p d path b Z e lt mmf_file gt or emrexport q 1 3 n name c WAV AU AIFF p d lt path gt t lt tokens list gt e The q option is used to enab
20. he Avaya packages so that services and environment settings can be updated e Terminate all active Avaya applications and stop all existing Avaya services prior to installing new packages For further information on performing these procedures refer to the MPS System Operator s Guide e Read the README 1st htm file located on the installation disc prior to performing any actual installations This file contains important information concerning installation and use of Avaya packages e After installing PERIglobl the system must be rebooted when prompted by the install script Refer to Installing MPS Software on the Windows Platform for additional important information regarding this procedure e Since all Avaya products require PERIglobl do not remove it unless Avaya products are no longer to be used on that system Disk Space Requirements The minimum disk space requirements for the PeriStudio installation are e Installed package 6 Mb e Documentation 2 2 Mb from PeriDoc CD Audio Interfaces In order for PeriStudio to access various audio input and output devices a hardware interface is required to connect these devices to the MPS Series or workstation Recommended devices include a microphone tape deck mixer and or telephones depending on the platform Detailed audio interface installation procedures are provided in the PeriStudio User s Guide For more information on system requirements for PeriStudio refer to the PeriStudio
21. le quiet mode default off e The 1 option means prefixed with its MMF file name default off e The j option is used to join merge all items tokens into one WAV file default off e The n lt name gt option lt name gt is used for the filename of a single item default off prefixed with lt name gt for multiple items default off e The c option is used to specify the output file format default WAV WAV AU or AIFF e The option is used to specify the sample frequency in Hz 8000 11025 or 44100 default 11025 e The p option is used to specify the precision in bits per sample 8 or 16 default 16 e The d path option is used to specify the directory that holds the exported file s default current directory e The b option is used to specify the starting EAP default 1 Page 32 Release Notes e The e option is used to specify the ending EAP default last e mmf file specifies the MMF file to export e The t tokens list option is used to specify the CMR tokens list token format MMFname EAP mmfexport q b e c WAV AU AIFF Z p mmf file Or mmfexport q 0o output file i item name i item name c WAV AU ALFF p 4 mmf file e The q option is used to enable quiet mode default off e The b option is used to specify the starting EAP default 1 e The e option is used to specify the ending EAP default last
22. ling PeriStudio on a Solaris based MPS Series or standalone vocabulary development platform e Chapter 2 Installing PeriStudio on Windows 2000 Contains procedures for installing PeriStudio on a Windows 2000 based MPS Series or PC e Chapter 3 Release Notes Contains a brief description of the new features enhancements and changes in this release Conventions Used in This Manual This manual uses different fonts and symbols to differentiate between document elements and types of information These conventions are summarized in the following table Conventions Used in This Manual Sheet 1 of 2 Notation Description Normal text Normal text font is used for most of the document The Italics font is used to introduce new terms to highlight meaningful words or phrases or to distinguish specific terms from nearby text important term system This font indicates a system command and or its arguments Such command keywords are to be entered exactly as shown i e users are not to fill in their own values command Command Condition and Alarm references appear on the screen condition in magenta text and reference the Command Reference Manual and ada the PeriProducer User s Guide or the Alarm Reference Manual file name directory on screen field respectively Refer to these documents for detailed information about Commands Conditions and Alarms This font is used for highlighting the names of disk directories files
23. made available to anyone other than the licensee Title to and ownership of this software remains with the Periphonics Corporation The information in this document is subject to change without notice and should not be construed as a commitment by Periphonics Periphonics assumes no responsibility for the use or reliability of its software on equipment that is not supplied by Periphonics The system prompts you to confirm the base directory Press lt RETURN gt to accept the default recommended The base directory will be confirmed Specify the base directory under which pstu will be installed PERIpstu base install directory opt vps Using opt vps as the package base directory Page 15 PeriStudio 2 20 Release Notes The install scripts begin preparing the package s for installation A final prompt is displayed to confirm the installation Enter y to continue Processing package information Processing system information 1 package pathname is already properly installed Verifying disk space requirements Checking for conflicts with packages already installed Checking for setuid setgid programs This package contains scripts which will be executed with super user permission during the process of installing this package Do you want to continue with the installation of PERIpstu y n y Page 16 Installing PeriStudio on a Solaris Platform The progress of the installa
24. nce the PERIpstu package is installed install patches pstu2 20 1 through pstu2 20 10 in numerical order To install a patch bundle double click on the self extracting executable For more information refer to the Installing Periphonics Software on an NT Platform Page 25 PeriStudio 2 20 Release Notes Installing the PeriStudio License Each time PeriStudio is started it requires a valid license key from the PeriLicense server PeriLicense should already be installed and running locally or on a remote node on the network If you are not sure of the location of the license server enter the following command set LSHOST LSHOST is the environment variable for the license server host If the variable is undefined you will need to determine if and where PeriLicense is installed If you cannot confirm that PeriLicense is available install it in accordance with Installing MPS Software on the Windows Platform If LSHOST is not defined but you know the that PeriLicense is installed locally or on another node add the 7LSHOST variable and define it as the host name To add the environment variable 1 lt RIGHT gt click on My Computer select Properties 2 In System Properties select the Environment tab 3 In the Variable field enter LSHOST 4 Inthe Value field enter the host name of the node running PeriLicense 5 Click on Set then click on Apply or Ok If 72LSHOST 6 is defined you will need to add the license key to the
25. on About This Software Revision 30 General Changes os ev Le Gis NP ae eee ee 30 MultiMedia File Editor Window 30 Waveform Editor Window 00 0 eee eens 31 Command Line Utilities 0 00 0 0 0 eee eee 32 Page 3 PeriStudio 2 20 Release Notes This page has been intentionally left blank Page 4 ao fF OQ N Preface This chapter covers Scope Intended Audience How To Use This Manual Organization of This Manual Conventions Used in This Manual Trademark Conventions PeriStudio 2 20 Release Notes Scope This document contains the following information relating to PeriStudio Release 2 20 e Procedures for installing and or upgrading to the new version of PeriStudio on an Avaya Media Processing Server MPS Series standalone workstation or PC Separate chapters are provided for Solaris and Windows 2000 based systems e Description of new features and functionality in PeriStudio Intended Audience This document is directed toward personnel who are responsible for upgrading or installing PeriStudio on an MPS Series standalone workstation or PC For new PeriStudio users it is assumed that you are familiar with the platform on which the software will be installed Chapters covering new features and corrected defects are provided for informational purposes for experienced PeriStudio users How To Use This Manual This manual uses many stan
26. plservre license file on the license server host You should have received a paper copy of the PeriStudio license key with the package software The location of the p1servrc license file is typically 3MPSHOME PERIplic etc however the file may be in another location and you will need to select Start Find Files or Folders to locate it For more information on the PeriLicense server installing the PERIplic package and stopping starting the PeriLicense server refer to Installing MPS Software on the Windows Platform Page 26 Installing PeriStudio on a Windows 2000 Platform Backing Up the Sample Files Along with the PeriStudio program files two example MMF files were installed into the PERISTUDIOHOME directory These sample MMF files should be backed up for the purpose of safekeeping The following command sequence backs up the sample MMF files This procedure need be done only once when PeriStudio is initially installed To back up the sample files 1 In a Command Prompt window enter the following command cd PERISTUDIOHOME This sets the current working directory to the one used to store the PeriStudio files Create a subdirectory called backups mkdir backups Copy the files to that subdirectory copy sample mmi backups copy sample mmd backups copy testtone def1 backups Make the files read only cd backups attrib r sample mmi attrib r sample mmd attrib r testtone def1 To restore the sample file
27. ry will be created for each software package in the tar file The PeriStudio package directory will be pstuX XX yyddd PERIpstu Disk Space Requirements The minimum disk space requirements for the PeriStudio installation are e Temp files 14 Mb e Installed package 7 Mb e Documentation 2 2 Mb The capacity of the system disk must be sufficient to contain all speech files that will be created and any files required for other processes It is recommended that the available disk space be at least two times the total amount of recorded speech that will be held in multimedia files For recorded vocabularies digital MMFs encoded in u Law or A Law require approximately 0 5 Mb minute 8 kb second Analog vocabularies encoded in ADPCM require approximately 0 25 Mb minute 4 kb second Audio Interfaces In order for PeriStudio to access various audio input and output devices a hardware interface is required to connect these devices to the MPS Series or workstation Recommended devices include a microphone tape deck mixer and or telephones depending on the platform Detailed audio interface installation procedures are provided in the PeriStudio User s Guide For more information on system requirements for PeriStudio refer to the PeriStudio User s Guide Page 13 PeriStudio 2 20 Release Notes Installation Procedures The distribution cartridge tape contains all PeriStudio files This includes the main program file auxiliar
28. s from the backups to the PERTSTUDIOHOMES directory perform the following procedure This may be done as needed To restore the sample MMF files from the backups 1 2 3 Close the sample file if it is loaded Exit from PeriStudio Change to the PeriStudio home directory cd PERISTUDIOHOME Copy the files to the current directory copy backups sample mmi copy backups sample mmd Restart PeriStudio Open the sample mmi file again to verify restoration Page 27 PeriStudio 2 20 Release Notes This page has been intentionally left blank Page 28 Release Notes This chapter covers 1 General Changes 2 MultiMedia File Editor Window 3 Waveform Editor Window 4 Command Line Utilities PeriStudio 2 20 Release Notes Information About This Software Revision The following major features have been added or modified for software release 2 20 of PeriStudio Refer to the PeriStudio User s Guide for details General Changes A significant change to PeriStudio 2 20 is the addition of three dimensional 3 D waveform display modes in the Waveform Editor The item loaded in the Waveform Editor is by default displayed in the traditional 2 D format of amplitude volume versus time There are multiple 3 D display options that allow the item to be displayed in amplitude time and frequency These display modes are useful in obtaining information about the frequency content of the item and for editing portions o
29. tion is displayed as the installation proceeds to completion at which time the option to install other packages is repeated Enter q to quit Installing Distribution of pstu as lt PERIpstu gt Installing part 1 of 1 opt vps packages pstu2 20 bin batchplay opt vps packages pstu2 20 bin cmrExport opt vps packages pstu2 20 bin defmerge opt vps packages pstu2 20 bin mmfExport opt vps packages pstu2 20 bin peristudio opt vps packages pstu2 20 bin psserver opt vps packages pstu2 20 bin pstu csh opt vps packages pstu2 20 bin sample mmd opt vps packages pstu2 20 bin sample mmi opt vps packages pstu2 20 bin testtone def1 opt vps packages pstu2 20 bin wav2mmf opt vps packages pstu2 20 1ib libMesaGL so opt vps packages pstu2 20 lib libMesaGLU so opt vps packages pstu2 20 lib libMesaGLw so opt vps packages pstu2 20 lib libpstudiocl so opt vps packages pstu2 20 lib libtools so verifying class lt pstu gt Executing postinstall script Creating opt vps PERIpstu link gt opt vps packages pstu2 20 Installation of lt PERIpstu gt was successful The following packages are available 1 PERIpstu Distribution of pstu sparc pstu2 20 Select package s you wish to process or all to process all packages default all q q Using the peripatch utility install PeriStudio patches pstu2 20 1 through pstu2 20 10 Refer to Installing MPS Software on the Solaris Platform Page 17 PeriStudio
30. ty For further information see the PeriStudio User s Guide Page 24 Installing PeriStudio on a Windows 2000 Platform Installation Procedures If you are installing multiple Avaya packages it is recommended you use PeriInstaller Refer to the Installing MPS Software on the Windows Platform Otherwise PeriStudio is typically installed using the InstallShield Wizard Installing the PeriStudio Package PERIpstu Terminate all applications and launch the InstallShield Wizard using one of the following methods e From the task bar select Start Run In the Run pop up window enter e PERIpstu setup Substitute the letter of the CD ROM drive for e in the example e Use Add Remove Programs in the Control Panel a Select Start Settings Control Panel b Double click on the Add Remove Programs icon Click on the Install button Click Next p m e Click Browse and use the file chooser to navigate to e PERIpstu setup Substitute the letter of the CD ROM drive for e in the example e Using My Computer or Windows Explorer navigate to and double click on e PERIpstu setup Substitute the letter of the CD ROM drive for e in the example Follow the instructions of the InstallShield Wizard to completion To finish the installation you may be prompted to restart the computer You are given the option not to restart until later however it is strongly recommended that you restart immediately after the installation O
31. y program files utility programs a license file and sample data files All these files must be placed into the same directory which is identified to the system software by means of the environment variable PERISTUDIOHOME Installing the PeriStudio Package PERIpstu Enter the pkgadd command Specify the temporary directory where the package resides Use the following syntax as super user pkgadd d cpstu temp Where pstu temp is the directory you used to hold the contents of the release tape The packages available in lt pstu_temp gt are presented as options Enter the number of the PERIpstu package at the prompt pkgadd d opt home peri pstu temp The following packages are available 1 PERIpstu Distribution of pstu sparc pstu2 20 Select package s you wish to process or all to process all packages default all q 1 Page 14 Installing PeriStudio on a Solaris Platform The system confirms your action and provides license information Processing package instance PERIpstu from opt home peri pstu temp Distribution of pstu sparc pstu2 20 Copyright c 1997 by Periphonics Corporation 4000 Veterans Memorial Highway Bohemia NY 11716 This software is furnished under a license and may be used and copied only in accordance with the terms of such license and with the inclusion of the above copyright notice This software or any other copies thereof may not be provided or otherwise
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