[bambusar]

So, not much progress. We didnt code that auto transcribe software for happy songs yet.

So we will try old fashion way, by doing it by hand.
It seems that not all songs on this page are the same http://otp22.referata.com/wiki/User:Busy
Thus we have to transcribe and decode them to see what kind of messages they contain.
Although it is strange that only one we transcribed fully is the same as message from oct 2012, announcing component drops.

We need your help!

Here is tutrial how to transcribe "happy songs".



Post resulted binary in pastebin and post links in wiki or here.

For next steps we will reuse old scripts we have after we get ahold of OTPers that have them.
Holiday season and that.

EDIT: on tutorial picture there is mistake second bit is 1 no 0, and few others, so it should be

Code:

11100101 10011101 ??? 01111110 ...

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Quote:

[20:21] <morningcoffee> hey [20:21] <morningcoffee> the hold music is back on AS

Quote:

[03:56] <Xkeeper> http://dialer.otp22.com/2013-12-31%2002-52%20UTC%20-%20202-999-3335%20-%20%23.wav [03:56] <Xkeeper> here's the music

It reminds me on music in otp22 videos:

Quote:

[04:57] <NiceLurk> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KI5Z3Ts3Y2w [04:57] <NiceLurk> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UyHZvvqth3Q [04:57] <NiceLurk> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkyBI_sUTgc

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Old and new ascii look very similar

Dont forget that there were two versions of ice cream truck song, first message with Hong Kong drop and second one after PM removed Hong Kong drop.

Both are found here:

http://otp22.referata.com/wiki/709_700_0122/Investigation
and
http://forums.unfiction.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=968165#968165


Hex of happy song:

Code:

2a 7d 2a 7d 2a 21 33 32 33 0a 5f 2b 50 7e 49 83 96 fb 06 12 6a 39 50 6b dc 6b 23 c9 7a b7 c0 3c 4e e0 61 62 ff d0 ba 3c f5 b3 e4 f4 ac 37 19 4c ca 46 3a a0 f9 3b f2 71 68 e0 38 a9 03 83 e2 7a fe 8e 01 6c 5a cf 95 ff 58 f2 3e 2f 78 f2 8f 66 f1 d4 98 0d d1 4f 86 17 c4 86 11 4a ba 89 e5 9d 44 7e 8d aa 10 74 a1 ce 87 35 e3 79 4d 53 6a 3c 9a 52 aa eb 54 1f bc d2 c3 7f 68 77 8d 0e 66 96 3a 3d eb 33 9f a2 65 02 75 ee a8 ab 8e 3c 9b 3a 98 cc f9 c5 a3 b5 86 8f c2 c3 9c f1 d0 f9 ec d3 c7 d1 d0 39 3b e5 f4 1a cd c8 9d 1b e9 4e 42 06 8c 3b df b0 2f bc 6b 41 60 e6 3c 2d 10 3a 9f 1a 61 5d 14 e9 83 a0 ae 1c ac f2 c5 ea 6a e7 68 10 d0 c3 87 48 c1 7a bb 1c 50 03 61 26 53 3d 41 a9 c6 bc bf ad f6 ee 82 ec e2 63 cd 8a 65 6e 81 40 df c5 b4 b1 21 4f b1 a7 16 74 2d cc 64 6b 85 e4 f8 4a ae c1 4c 56 a5 82 6f a6 33 1e bf 15 93 b0 7d c5 1e 7d fc 0c 75 af ac 69 cd 7d 05 32 db 40 06 97 ac dc 64 52 13 48 68 09 f9 f7 80 07 fe 97 8e b6 96 7d 2a 7d 2a 7d 2a 7d 2a

Hex of ice cream truck song File 2:

Code:

7d 2a 7d 2a 21 33 32 33 0a 5f 2b 20 f3 bf 92 83 96 fb 06 0a 6a 39 50 6b dc 6b 23 c9 7a b7 c0 3c 4e e0 61 62 ff d0 ba 3c f5 b3 e4 f4 ac 37 19 4c ca 46 3a a0 f9 3b f2 71 68 e0 38 a9 03 83 e2 7a fe 8e 01 6c 5a cf 95 ff 58 f2 3e 2f 78 f2 8f 66 f1 d4 98 0d d1 29 4f 86 17 c4 86 11 4a ba 89 e5 9d 44 7e 8d aa 10 74 a1 ce 87 35 e3 79 4d 53 6a 3c 9a 52 aa ea 54 1f bc d2 c3 7e 68 77 8d 0e 66 96 3a 3d eb 33 9f a2 65 02 75 ee a8 ab 8e 3c 9b 3a 98 cc f9 c5 a3 b5 86 8f c2 c3 9c f1 d0 f9 ec d3 c7 d1 d0 39 3b e5 f4 1a cd c8 9d 1b e9 4e 42 06 8c 3b df b0 2f bc 6b 41 60 e6 3c 2d 10 3a 9f 1a 61 5d 14 e9 83 a0 ae 1c ac f2 c5 ea 6a e7 68 10 d0 c3 87 48 c1 7a bb 1c 50 03 61 26 53 3d 41 a9 c6 bc bf ad f6 ee 82 ec e2 63 cd 8a 65 6e 81 40 df c5 b4 b1 21 4f b1 a7 16 74 2d cc 64 6b 85 e4 f8 4a ae c1 4c 16 a5 82 6f a6 33 1e 9f 15 93 b0 7d c5 1e 7d fc 0c 75 af ac 69 cd 7d

Looks almost the same

[bambusar]

Full spetro of this file: 2012-10-05 04-17 UTC - 709-700-0122 - 0.wav

http://i.imgur.com/DGMoUXk.jpg


In file there are some interrupts and mistakes, due to bad phone line, or maybe prerecorded, not sure.

If you do transcribing keep in mind that we dont know how many bits are lost during those interrupts/artifacts, so focus on transcribing and decoding bits of songs that are seamless.

Also we need to figure out if all recordings of "happy song" are the same or is it different for each call.

Quote:

[10:32] <w_larsen> at least the top 3 files in the users list [10:34] <w_larsen> the repeat is the same\ [10:41] <w_larsen> older ones seems different

Quote:

[10:05] <masso> I start transcribing this http://dialer.otp22.com/2012-10.dir/2012-10-05%2003-34%20UTC%20-%20709-700-0122%20-%200.wav [10:28] <masso> I'm on the one mentioned as "one example", but there are a lot on the site http://otp22.referata.com/wiki/User:Busy [11:30] <masso> ok, this is the first part, bottom bit=highest value [11:30] <masso> http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=YYwLYz65 [11:35] <Lurker69> http://pastebin.com/0QQKPfTD [11:36] <Lurker69> reversed version [11:43] <Lurker69> http://prntscr.com/2f3kl0 [11:43] <Lurker69> that is same thing as ice cream van song [11:43] <Lurker69> *}*}*!323 header [11:44] <Lurker69> http://forums.unfiction.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=968126#968126 [11:45] <Lurker69> only first line is the same, gibberish is different [11:45] <Lurker69> so we are on right track [11:46] <Lurker69> http://otp22.referata.com/wiki/%28709%29_700-0122 and http://otp22.referata.com/wiki/709_700_0122/Investigation [11:46] <Lurker69> is explained how ymgve did it

ASCII of old ice cream truck song binary:

Code:

}*}*}*!323 _+ ó¿���û j9PkÜk#Éz·À<Nàabÿк<7>/xò�fñÔ� Ñ)O�Ä�Jº�å�D~�ªt¡Î�5ãyMSj<�RªêT¼ÒÃhw�f�:=ë3�¢eu�<�:�ÌùÅ£µ��ÂÃ�ñÐùìÓÇÑÐ9;åôÍÈ�éNB�;ß°/¼kA`æ<-:�a]é� ®¬òÅêjçhÐÃ�HÁz»Pa&S=A©Æ¼¿­öî�ìâcÍ�en�@ßÅ´±!O±§t-Ìdk�äøJ®ÁL¥�o¦3¿�°}Å}üu¯¬iÍ}2Û@�¬ÜdRHh   ù÷�þ��¶�}*}*}*}*

ASCII of new Happy song binary:

Code:

*}*}*!323 _+P~I��ûj9PkÜk#Éz·À<Nàabÿк<7>/xò�fñÔ� ÑO�Ä�Jº�å�D~�ªt¡Î�5ãyMSj<�RªëT¼ÒÃhw�f�:=ë3�¢eu�<�:�ÌùÅ£µ��ÂÃ�ñÐùìÓÇÑÐ9;åôÍÈ�éNB�;ß°/¼kA`æ<-:�a]é� ®¬òÅêjçhÐÃ�HÁz»Pa&S=A©Æ¼¿­öî�ìâcÍ�en�@ßÅ´±!O±§t-Ìdk�äøJ®ÁLV¥�o¦3¿�°}Å}üu¯¬iÍ}2Û@�¬ÜdRHh   ù÷�þ��¶�}*}*}*}*

Quote:

[14:16] <Lurker69> User Ymgve noticed that XORing the bytes of data.bin (from 524287677 onward) with the 300-byte payload of the message and a constant value produced a large amount of ASCII characters, [14:17] <Lurker69> i am wondering what did you mean by "constant value" ? [14:19] <Ymgve> it was data.bin XOR message XOR 0x80

[bambusar]

Kinda important:

I think I found binary code in happy song on 709 number

709_700_0122

709 number is one that had previously played unsolved "scrambled messages" and latter "interrupted prerecorded busy signal"


Song reminded me on thing we called "ice cram van song" from here:
http://forums.unfiction.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=968126#968126
(vocaroo link here is dead, http://vocaroo.com/i/s0NSo678eHLJ, oldfas please check your HDDs for s0NSo678eHLJ.* and repost.)


New Happy Song on 709

Recordings of "happy song":
http://otp22.referata.com/wiki/User:Busy

One example:
http://dialer.otp22.com/2012-10.dir/2012-10-05%2003-34%20UTC%20-%20709-700-0122%20-%200.wav


Spectro:
(my usual spetro making setup is terribly broken, so i can provide only this spectro from Spectrumlab)
Someone else do proper one in audacity or our spetrogram16

Anyways spectrum is very similar to one from "ice cream van song" mentioned above.



Clearly 8 bit binary. Needs transcribing and decoding.

[bambusar]

We have some more MD calls

Code:

[02:04] <bobdamnit> Gonna run through the known phone numbers and post the results [02:04] <bobdamnit> I can't do the class 6 numbers tho [02:05] <bobdamnit> 7097000122: rings forever [02:06] <bobdamnit> 2029993337: busy [02:07] <bobdamnit> 2029993335: busy [02:08] <bobdamnit> 2029993336: hello l/nusha.... [02:08] <bobdamnit> Cleveland direct: busy [02:09] <bobdamnit> 8888542402 MOD: rings forever [02:10] <bobdamnit> All 0004 numbers: busy [02:11] <bobdamnit> Rest are out of country or class 6 numbers [02:11] <bobdamnit> I can't call them

Previous report on all WORM related numbers
http://otp22.referata.com/wiki/User:Crash_demons/Sandbox

note to myself:
make wiki page with table of such reports and dates
check happy music here for hidden message: http://otp22.referata.com/wiki/User:Busy

Quote:

[02:24] <bobdamnit> 179 is 41/399785/6113538 (original number was 131251) we got coordinates!!! [02:24] <bobdamnit> 179 isn't on the list [02:24] <bobdamnit> Are these UTM cords? [02:26] <bobdamnit> Coordinates aren't in list either!! [02:30] <bobdamnit> Converted coordinates are: http://www.rcn.montana.edu/resources/maps/gmap.aspx?nav=11&mapscale=14&lat=5.53024016039755&lon=62.0952468748727 [02:38] <bobdamnit> 131252: Diego Garcia [02:40] <bobdamnit> Also, 131252 is the same as 64832 [02:49] <bobdamnit> 131211: 139 is 19/322229/5106803. More coordinates. Again, not in the list. (As either 131211 or 139) Will be back with lat/long. Also, MD let me read this back to him and even said "your welcome" when I said thank you! [02:55] <bobdamnit> Here is converted coordinates: (in Canada, quebec, thetford mines) right off Canada highway 267. http://www.rcn.montana.edu/resources/maps/gmap.aspx?nav=11&mapscale=14&lat=46.0916395228009&lon=-71.2996475359203

Quote:

[07:32] <Gwraspe> or he is and cannot be bothered to work [07:34] <Gwraspe> answered:d [07:34] <Gwraspe> gave 568 [07:36] <Gwraspe> LOL [07:36] <Gwraspe> after all that, finally spoke to MD on phone, 568 is 0 [07:41] <Gwraspe> great response from MD for 560! [07:41] <Gwraspe> we had a conversation and joked about windows 2000 lol [07:41] <Gwraspe> wish i recorded that... [07:41] <Gwraspe> we also agreed WORM sucks for their technology hha. [07:43] <Lurker69> if you will have another opportunity try to aks him gently around this topic [07:43] <Lurker69> maybe using WORM vocabulary [07:43] <Lurker69> MX TICKET or how they call hardware issues [07:44] <Lurker69> is.gd/ie5lHU ctrl-f this link for "ticket" [07:44] <Lurker69> maybe we will find some magical word that will allow us to report the problem [07:45] <Lurker69> IIRC MD said once that "operations guy" is responsible for hardware issues and fixing stuff

[aquinas]

419 sounds like T.C. Molteno maybe?

[arthurdent11389]

bambusar wrote:

A16395: very interesting! http://vocaroo.com/i/s1Ad2YT6uMs5 (again, please confirm audio!!) A16395 came from IFFOUND.TXT files http://i.imm.io/176m1.jpeg. This number is in GLOBAL RESPONSE CODES Dr. J. Marvin Blackweather BOOK. http://otp22.referata.com/wiki/Nadando_package_drop We called and left message for this number in april 2013. "So far we don't have too much, aside from leaving a message for Jonston Atoll (A16395) with the message desk. The message was "I found your list". We'll see what happens I suppose. " Todays answer was: Code: "message for Q Jonston: unavailable"

I think the I hear the audio as "message queue for Johnston(sp?) unavailable"

bambusar wrote:

419 is http://vocaroo.com/i/s0GLjK12OpHk needs transcription Code: PC ??? PNO

I hear this audio as "PC Multeno, that's M U L T E N O"

[bambusar]

Agent System is not playing hold music anymore but now it plays busy signal.


We have some new recordings of MD:
http://sukasa.rustedlogic.net/MD/Index.aspx (sort by date to find recent calls)

A16395: very interesting! http://vocaroo.com/i/s1Ad2YT6uMs5 (again, please confirm audio!!)

A16395 came from IFFOUND.TXT files http://i.imm.io/176m1.jpeg.
This number is in GLOBAL RESPONSE CODES Dr. J. Marvin Blackweather BOOK. http://otp22.referata.com/wiki/Nadando_package_drop

We called and left message for this number in april 2013.
"So far we don't have too much, aside from leaving a message for Jonston Atoll (A16395) with the message desk. The message was "I found your list". We'll see what happens I suppose. "

Todays answer was:

Code:

"message for Q Jonston: unavailable"

970:
Vocaroo: http://vocaroo.com/i/s00kxdcMH10Z

Code:

Number has been discontinued.

419 is http://vocaroo.com/i/s0GLjK12OpHk
needs transcription

Code:

PC ??? PNO

9726 is 0

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-----------------------
!!!!!MD IS BACK!!!!!
-----------------------

Call: 202 204 2303 Put results in: http://sukasa.rustedlogic.net/md/

Quote:

[03:54] Xkeeper try 10396 [03:54] bobdamnit ok [03:56] bobdamnit long pause [03:58] Xkeeper boop [03:59] bobdamnit "they called earlier about that" "one minute" "it cant be loaded that way" "no, it takes like an hour" (he is talking to someone in background) "i dont really know" "ok 10396 is Mike Lima Patel?" hangup [03:59] bobdamnit like, he asked me if it was mike lima patel lol [04:00] Xkeeper MLP [04:00] Xkeeper my little pony? [04:00] Xkeeper message desk is a brony confirmed [04:00] bobdamnit only "one minute" and "ok, 10396..." were directed towards me. everything else was him talking to someone else

Quote:

[04:06] bobdamnit <---asking 6880 [04:06] Gwraspe sweet [04:07] bobdamnit long pause again [04:07] Gwraspe waiting result on computer i'd think [04:08] bobdamnit background speak about a login question. real quick (loud response like he is trying to cover background speaking up) after background speak "Ok, 6880 is 0" hangup [04:10] bobdamnit i couldnt make out all that was said about login in the background. sorry

Quote:

[04:21] bobdamnit 190001: http://vocaroo.com/i/s0AAweNwiXXP [04:23] bobdamnit long listen short: background talk about a box half way up the rack with #'s NTK. something said about flip the 10 to a 0 or something. then said a different # than 190001 is closed for the season

Quote:

[04:44] bobdamnit 674826: http://vocaroo.com/i/s0RBOtjcPVv6

Quote:

[05:04] bobdamnit 30385: (another odd one! asks me when i used a rotary phone last! message hasn't changed, though.) http://vocaroo.com/i/s0v81fp24CHz

Quote:

[05:14] bobdamnit 4357: (Long one. long background convo i couldn't make all of it out.) http://vocaroo.com/i/s0GQ5otcK07h [05:17] bobdamnit hang on.. relistening to it [05:21] bobdamnit sounds like he is using a rotary phone to type it in. says some stuff about "rocketship" prompt. talks about restarting the whole thing by typing "go reinit". some convo about maybe being a better way to do this, but not sure. [05:21] bobdamnit says something about IBM OS400, but he doesnt know. says yes, it still exists [05:24] bobdamnit more convo i cant make out, doesn't seem important anyway. comes back and says "4357 is a mobile number, and that is going to be 0302266" hangup

Quote:

[05:26] Xkeeper huh. well, feel free to try whatever else. i'm at a loss. [05:26] Xkeeper md was always just this weird thing out ther [05:27] bobdamnit nothing i can find says IBM OS/400 has a 'go reinit" command [05:28] Xkeeper tell him to put it in or something I guess [05:28] bobdamnit he was tellingn someone else to put that in to solve the rocketship prompt [05:29] bobdamnit nothing about OS/400 having a "rocket ship" prompt either [05:32] Xkeeper ==> [05:32] Xkeeper is probably the rocket prompt

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Response at calling MD number is changing.
Note that MD guy didnt answer our calls for months.

Quote:

[19:24] morningcoffee also, this is a bit weird, but the beeps I was hearing on MD's number yesterday have changed today, I don't know if they have been on the number before or [19:25] morningcoffee beeps yesterday: http://vocaroo.com/i/s0wi9icKzAko [19:25] morningcoffee beeps this morning: http://vocaroo.com/i/s0f5uzy5cy5k [19:25] morningcoffee beeps just now: http://vocaroo.com/i/s0vQhibJCLAe

[bambusar]

AS36 agent system numbers are still down, playing catchy music.

Here is report of all numbers from Dec 10th right after AS36 went down after we tried to rutefoce all the agent numbers:
http://otp22.referata.com/wiki/User:Crash_demons/Sandbox

December 10 2013 Outage

Code:

Line            Status 709 700 0122    up 202 999 3335    down 202 999 3336 ('usha')    up 202 999 3337    down 202 204 2303    down 412 888 0004 (cleveland direct)    down 888 854 2402    UP +44 131 569 0004    VZW error 303 309 0004    busy 314 266 0004    busy 769 307 0004    busy 931 516 0004    busy 254 589 0004    busy 860 323 0004    busy 559 397 0004    busy 859 405 0004    busy 859 405 0004    busy 740 617 0004    busy 850 632 0004    busy 609 456 0004    busy 540 931 0004    busy 903 331 0004    busy 417 295 0004    busy 234 222 0004    busy 769 305 0004    busy 769 553 0004    busy 769 287 0004    busy 603 415 0000    cyberprint fax - still faxin' +48 22 307 1061    busy +48 22 307 1011    busy 703 880 9929 (which may not be class six)    ANSWERING 706 931 9906 (definite class six)    ANSWERING 802 263 4993 (definite class six)    ANSWERING 434 995 9995 (definite class six)    ANSWERING 503 416 1137 (definite class six)    ANSWERING 206 576 1137 (definite class six)    ANSWERING 272 364 9905 (definite class six)    FAILED CALL (not busy) 212 364 9953 (definite class six)    ANSWERING

Later AS36 came back and now it plays cactcy music on almost all numbers.
Exceps 48 poland numbers are back on playing sirens as they did in september and november.
And CD (cleveland direct 412 888 0004) still works.
Controller, deploy, etc still work "MELTER bipbipbibpbipbbip boop"

Quote:

[16:04] L0j1k CD still works [16:04] L0j1k lemme dial CD->as36 [16:06] L0j1k got the menu [16:06] L0j1k "as36 emerg flag cleared" [16:06] L0j1k victory tones [16:06] L0j1k fingers crossed [16:07] L0j1k i put 18230 on dialer [16:07] L0j1k damn [16:07] L0j1k still hold music [16:07] L0j1k though i *do* like this hold music [16:08] L0j1k i was so convinced it worked [16:08] morningcoffee like a bad Jean Michel Jarre song [16:08] L0j1k becuase usually the CD->as36->clear emerg flag DOES NOT play victory tones unless you actually clear emerg flag [16:08] L0j1k can one of you dial polish number? see if sirens still? [16:08] morningcoffee still sirens

[/quote]

[bambusar]

http://dialer.otp22.com/2013-12-13%2023-07%20UTC%20-%20202-999-3335%20-%20.wav

working link to new catchy song

[Xkeeper]

Agent system no longer dead! But now it's a song.

http://is.gd/oglfKS

Pretty catchy, shame it cuts off after 35 seconds.