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We are using FMP 4 (soon to be upgraded) in the form of a contact manager template. We can dial through the modem. What we would like to do is find a hardware/software solution that would allow us to play one of several sound clips we have recorded in simple sound. More accurately is there anyway to either add the clips to FMP and play them through the modem after it reaches an answering machine, or some way to connect the audio out on our G4 to a telephone. So far we just put the receiver next to the speaker which isn't a good solution.
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We are using FMP 4 (soon to be upgraded) in the form of a contact manager template. We can dial through the modem. What we would like to do is find a hardware/software solution that would allow us to play one of several sound clips we have recorded in simple sound. More accurately is there anyway to either add the clips to FMP and play them through the modem after it reaches an answering machine, or some way to connect the audio out on our G4 to a telephone. So far we just put the receiver next to the speaker which isn't a good solution.

Audio into telephone

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