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| -rwxr-xr-x | soxdial | 11 |
1 files changed, 6 insertions, 5 deletions
@@ -26,9 +26,10 @@ dialling), dialtone, and/or "blue box" tones. Output can be played through the system sound card, or saved to a file of any type supported by sox. By default, letters are accepted and converted to numbers, according -to the layout of a touchtone phone (e.g. A = 2, M = 6, etc). If the -extended touchtone digits A, B, C, and D are needed, they can be -enabled with the B<-x>, B<--extended> option (see below). +to the layout of a touchtone phone (e.g. B<A>, B<B>, B<C> are I<2>, +B<D>, B<E>, B<F> are I<3>, etc). If the extended touchtone digits B<A>, +B<B>, B<C>, and B<D> are needed, they can be enabled with the B<-x>, +B<--extended> option (see below). The generated audio is monophonic by default, though stereo output can be done with the B<-S>, B<--stereo>; B<-L>, B<--left>; or B<-R>, @@ -281,8 +282,8 @@ single dial string. The keys B<kp>, B<kp2>, B<st>, B<st2>, and B<st3> must appear alone as separate dial strings (meaning, put a space before and after them). -The alternate names for B<0> (B<10>), B<st3> (B<11>), and B<st2> -(B<12>) are not supported, since there's no way to tell e.g. an B<11> +The alternate names for B<0> (I<10>), B<st3> (I<11>), and B<st2> +(I<12>) are not supported, since there's no way to tell e.g. B<11> from two B<1>'s. =head1 ENVIRONMENT |