#!/bin/bash
# Version : 0.3
#  Author : Mats Karlsson @ Rebtel
#  Date   : 2006-05-09
#  Scoop  : Convert voice prompts from wav format to FreeSWITCH (www.freeswitch.org)
#           native formats (using res_convert in Asterisk).
#           Converts to G.729, G.723, G.711 Alaw/Ulaw, and GSM
#
# Requirements:
#         Asterisk 1.4 or 1.6 with res_convert loaded
#         G.729 codec installed in Asterisk
#         Digium hardware transcoder for G.723
#         sox
#
#
# Thanx to Kristian Kielhofner for the help and inspiration to create this script.
#
# Modified by Kristian Kielhofner <kris@krisk.org> to support multiple formats
# more easily
#
# Modified again by Kristian Kielhofner <kris@kriskinc.com> to support FreeSWITCH

#Source directory (where are your files?)
SDIR=/root/fs-native/sounds

#Dest directory (where do you want them to go?)
DDIR=/root/fs-native/conv

# Formats to convert to. Asterisk format:mod_native extension
FORMATS="g729:G729 g723:G723 alaw:PCMA ulaw:PCMU gsm:GSM"

# Convert Wav to SLN and resample wavs to 8KHz that is demanded by Asterisk
# This looks really ugly but I wanted it to work recursively
# But don't resample if we are already 8KHz - TODO: use sox instead of file
# TODO: Support G.722, Siren, CELT, etc

for X in `find $SDIR -iname *.wav`; do	
	FNAME=`echo $X | sed -e s,$SDIR,,g`
	DNAME=`echo $FNAME | sed -e s,.wav,.sln,g`
	MKDIR=`dirname $DNAME`
	mkdir -p $DDIR/$MKDIR
	if `file $SDIR/$FNAME | grep -q "8000 Hz"`; then
		echo "Converting $FNAME to sln using sox"
		sox $SDIR/$FNAME -t raw -r 8000 -s -w -c 1 $DDIR/$DNAME
	else
		echo "Converting and resampling $FNAME to sln using sox"
		sox $SDIR/$FNAME -t raw -r 8000 -s -w -c 1 $DDIR/$DNAME resample -ql
	fi
done

for Y in `find $DDIR -iname *.sln`; do
	FNAME=`echo $Y |sed -e s,$DDIR,,g`
	for i in $FORMATS; do
		# Convert SLN to $FORMAT with help of asterisk and convert (see ref)
		FORMAT=`echo $i | cut -d: -f1`
		EXTEN=`echo $i | cut -d: -f2`
		ANAME=`echo $FNAME | sed -e s,.sln,.$FORMAT,g`
		DNAME=`echo $FNAME | sed -e s,.sln,.$EXTEN,g`
		# Asterisk requires the Asterisk-style extension to know format
		echo "Converting $FNAME to $FORMAT using asterisk"
		asterisk -rx "file convert $DDIR/$FNAME $DDIR/$ANAME" > /dev/null
		# Move it to mod_native_file compatible naming
		mv $DDIR/$ANAME $DDIR/$DNAME
	done
done

# Remove Asterisk sln files
# find $DDIR -iname *.sln | xargs rm -f