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Media Processing Server System Operator’s Guide

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Updating or Replacing Playback MMF Files

During system initialization, MPS configuration files set up the MMF files used by

applications to produce speech. MMF files have to be updated in the following

circumstances:

• a new vocabulary file on disk becomes available.

• a new vocabulary file is created with PeriStudio.

• one or more elements in the vocabulary have been updated (for example, a

message of the day or weather update application).

The entire MMF file can be updated (see Updating/Replacing a Playback MMF

Playback File on page 102.) or individual elements updated without interrupting

service (see Updating Elements in an Active Playback MMF File on page 107.)

Also, any or all identical MMFs across a LAN or WAN can be updated via the Zero

Administration for Prompts (ZAP) utility (see Synchronizing MMF Files Across

Nodes (ZAP Utility) on page 110.). This automated synchronization facility provides

a means of administering updates to and maintaining consistency among all active

instances of a particular MMF residing on different nodes of a network.

Updating/Replacing a Playback MMF Playback File

There are three methods for replacing MMF elements and files:

• The preferred on-line method ensures continuous customer service. This is used to

replace speech elements in the MMF. For additional information, see Replace a

Playback MultiMedia File (On-line) (Preferred) on page 103..

• The alternative on-line method also ensures continuous customer service, but

involves changing the VMM-MMF configuration file (if used). The system may

page from disk (access data from the hard drive) some elements that were

previously in Voice Data Memory. For additional information, see Replace a

Playback MultiMedia File (On-line) on page 104.

• The off-line method can cause applications to temporarily construct fragmented

phrases (i.e., for a brief time the application will not speak prompts located in the

file being updated), but does not involve any changes to the VMM-MMF

configuration files. For additional information, see Replace a Playback

MultiMedia File (Off-line) on page 106.

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