Im trying to display each caller on a conference lines volume in our product. I was looking through Twilio's API docs and dont see anything around this. Does anyone know if theres a way to display the volume of each caller so you know which person to mute once you are dialed in through a browser?
Twilio Evangelist here. Unfortunately it is not possible at the moment to determine the volume level of a call using Twilio but I have passed the feature request on to our product team!
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I’m doing kind of research trying to rate Telegram Voice recognition, to do that I need to get text Telegram outputs for certain set of voice messages. I do have Telegram Premium subscription and all I need to do now: somehow automatically (set is rather large) via API (maybe it is possible in Telethon?) make telegram transcribe my audios and in some way get all that recognitions back.
I’ve heard that Telegram uses just Google API, nevertheless point is to get recognitions directly from Telegram. Do you have any ideas of doing that?
TLDR: have set ~1-5k voice recording, want to get back recognitions from Telegram Premium Voice2Text feature
Thanks in advance!
Recently, There are new robots that claim to be able to tell who has seen your profile photo but most of them are fake.
I want to know is it actually possible to write that bot? Directly by using bot api or indirectly like creating a channel for bot ...
This is not possible in Telegram, those bots just provide fake data.
You can't even know who views your channel post via either Client API, Bot API, or unofficial APIs.
I think all of these robots are fake and for ads. actually it's not useful that a robot tell who seen your profile photo. I think it is impossible.
So I have been using Twilio and Google Calendar for a while now. I was wondering if anyone had a way to connect the two together so I can create an "on-call app" that will automatically take my Twilio number and redirect that number to whoever is on call, based on Google Calendar. I see examples of sending SMS reminders of upcoming events from a google calendar, but nothing that is helping me use Google Calendar and Twilio as a way to help reduce our errors on switching the on-call number.
Twilio developer evangelist here.
I'm not sure about your exact use case, but my colleague Marcos wrote about how you might connect Google Calendar with Twilio. You could use that as a basis for building something that would work for you.
What I guess you would need to do is connect to Google Calendar. Then, when you have a call, look up the current person who is on call (presumably this is represented by events within the calendar). If you record the person's phone number within the event then you can extract that and use it to generate a call or SMS via Twilio.
Does this help at all?
I am consulting with a group that has several users on their GA account. How can I see the scheduled email each person set up to make sure they're correct and do I can assist them when they have problems?
If it can't be done, can someone please point me to an official Google statement saying it can't be done?...at least that way I can tell my boss :)
Thanks!
That cant be done. As to pointing you to Googles Statement of why it cant be done the only thing I can give you is the current documentation for the API.
IMO this feature would be located in the Management API probably under User permissions but i'm not really sure that's the best place for it either.
User Permissions - Developer Guide
I feel this is a very good idea and added it to my long list of feature requests feel free to star it. Manage Scheduled Emails Now I'm not sure they will add it I think they may decided that there is to grate a spam risk with this. But we will have to wait and see.
Tell your boss that its not currently available in the Google Analytics API but a feature request was made.
Click on the gear icon in the bottom left, then on the bottom right under 'Personal Tools & Assets', you should see Scheduled Emails. They're only visible with the view they're attached to, so if you have multiple views, you'll need to look through each one.
Is it possible to access a mobile users phone contacts from a web page? The company I work for would like to use QR codes to direct people to a coupon on their website and then give viewers the option of sending the url to their friends in a text message.
Obviously this would be an opt in service. Perhaps you would need to build a mobile application to accomplish the task? If anyone has an idea on how to accomplish this or something similar please let me know.
As far as I know, it is not possible to access the contact database via a web page, on any of the major platforms; in order to access this data, a native application is required.
Nate is right.
The only thing that you can do (that won't accomplish everything you need) is encode SMS message in QR code (e.g. "sms:number:subject" see http://code.google.com/p/zxing/wiki/BarcodeContents), this way your company will get user's phone number as part of SMS message, but not numbers of his/her friends.
An API for accessing contacts is being built into the WebApi by Mozilla but as of today it's not enabled by default and I expect cross browser support is still far off.