General / SitePal

0

Answered

Let me to be allowed to download the video

5 years ago • updated by 5 years ago • 4

when I embed my avatar to my website, I can't download this video.

please allow me.

How can I do it?

Vote

Answer

5 years ago

Vitaliy -

If you are looking to generate mp4 video files from your talking SitePal characters, this feature is available to Annual SitePal Gold or Platinum plans.

See the SitePal pricing page for more details.

Regards,

Gil

0

Answered

video talking avatar

5 years ago • updated by 5 years ago • 4

Hello,

I want to make the application that can make the talking avatar video.

application progress:

I send my text to the application, then that will make the talking avatar video that are reading my text.

sorry, but how can I do it?

I want to discuss with you in detail.

Vote

Answer

5 years ago

Hi Vitaliy -

If I understand correctly, you want to use our dynamic TTS - to make the character speak text in real time via the API.

To do so - the best way to get started is to use this technical example as a guide:

http://www.oddcast.com/support1/saytext_classic.html

1. Copy the source code of the example page to your own page

2. replace the embed code on the page with embed code of a SitePal Scene from your own account

3. add your domain ro the licensed domains for your account (you can do so in your "account Info" page)

That's it!

Should work for you.

Now when this is working in your page, you can proceed with implementing your own application logic as needed.

Also - please review the documentation for sayText function in the API Reference:

https://www.oddcast.com/support/docs/vhost_API_Reference.pdf

I hope that makes sense.

If you run into trouble - please send a link to your page to our support and they will look at it and advise.

Best,

Gil

The SitePal Team

0

Answered

Fail to Publish Scene to my Test Page

5 years ago • updated 5 years ago • 12

Hello

I am testing the publishment of my Scene.

I made a very simple HTML page.

this is my code.

<HTML>

<body>

// //// Here is embed code.

<p>Hello world</p>

</body>

</Html>

but I can't see my scene in this tesing page

sorry,but please let me know the reason

Vote

Answer

5 years ago

Hi Vitaliy -

please see on the SitePal support page, there is a document with instructions for embedding your sitepal in several popular platforms. There are instructions for Wix - please check it out.

Hope this helps!

Gil

0

Answered

My account State(AS SOON AS POSSIBLE)

5 years ago • updated by 5 years ago • 2

Hello, Support Team.

I am VItalii

I don't know how to use this site well.

Now I can't know my account state and change it into Gold Monthly.

PLease let me know as soon as possible.

Vote

Answer

5 years ago

Hello Vitaliy -

Please send a note to support@sitepal.com and we will help you out.

Best regards,

Gil

The SitePal Team

0

Under review

Receive APS error when trying to upload external audio file

5 years ago • updated by 5 years ago • 2

I have a 2-minute audio file that I'm attempting to upload to my scene. Receive APS error after many attempts. I've tried a .mp3 file and a .wav file:

16-bit
22000

Mono

I have a Bronze account. Is anybody home?

Vote

0

- Is it?
- Inappropriate
- Spam
- Duplicate

Qualtrics

5 years ago • 0

I'm trying to add a scene to the survey platform Qualtrics, but none of the different examples of code seem to work. Is there a way to do it?

Alternatively, is there a way to get code that works on an iframe from sitepal?

Vote

0

Completed

How to slow the speach of Avatar?

5 years ago • updated by 5 years ago • 2

Hello,

I can´t find where to slow down the Avatar when it is speaking to fast.

Any advice?

Thank you!

Vote

Answer

5 years ago

Hello!

Use SSML tags in your text to control speech rate and other speech attributes.

Please refer to this convenient demo for experimenting with SSML tags -

https://sitepal.com/documentation/fine_tuning

And try the following text sample -

This is normal speech <prosody rate="slow"> this is speaking slowly </prosody> <prosody rate="fast"> this is speaking fast </prosody> back to normal.
Let's try more precise control. First, let's use relative values:
This is normal speech <prosody rate="-30%"> this is speaking slowly </prosody> <prosody rate="+40%"> this is speaking fast </prosody> back to normal.
Now absolute values:
This is normal speech <prosody rate="60%"> this is speaking slowly </prosody> <prosody rate="140%"> this is speaking fast </prosody> back to normal.

Notes:

* different voices may interpret tags differently - so best to experiment and identify what works best with the voice of your choice. Specifically - some voices may work well with relative values, others with absolute values.

* certain voices do not support SSML tags at all - and are thus not included in this "fine tuning" demo. If a voice is not available in the demo, that would be the reason. Specifically - all engine 2 and engine 4 voices do not support SSML tags.

Hope this helps, best,

Gil

The SitePal Team