Hi Vitaliy - 

The avatar code cannot be downloaded and run from your local or from your servers.

If you need an offline version of our characters, please consider video generation, which is available with the Gold and Platinum annual plans. This can be useful if you are creating offline media such as tutorial videos, games, or youtube content.

Hope this helps,

Gil

The SitePal Team

Hello Vitaliy!

You may add your SitePal characters to multiple pages on your websites. You can add the same character to multiple pages, or you can create and add different characters - as appropriate for your implementation.

There is no limit to the number of characters you can embed. But your license limits you to use the characters only on websites that you (or your company) owns. So, for example, if a web designer/producer wants to setup SitePal characters on several of her client's websites, each client/company must have a SitePal account of their own.

Hope this helps,

Regards,

Gil

Hi Vitaliy!

90 seconds is the limit for SitePal  audios. Not just uploaded audios, but also recorded audios and text-to-speech.

If your audio is longer - you can split it into two or more shorter audios, and you can play them back in sequence using our API. Calling "sayAudio" repeatedly will automatically queue your audios to be spoken in sequence.

If your audio is not longer than 90 seconds - but is larger than 4.8MB (though that should not be the case) - please send us your audios to support@sitepal.com and we will upload them to your account for you.

Hope this helps!

Best regards,

Gil

The SitePal Team

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

Hi - 

To create your own photoface 3D character (from a photo) - 

* open the editor and select the "3d" tab under "models"

* click on "Create your Own" button 

*  You will then need to activate the Flash option, close the editor and launch it again

* select the Flash option when you launch the editor.

Note: the "Photoface 3D" feature is the only SitePal feature that requires Flash - and it is required only for editing/creating your own 3D character. The created character does not require Flash to play when embedded on your website - it is an editing requirement only. This feature will soon be available in the HTML5 editor - obviating the need to use Flash.

* in the Flash editor - select the "3D" tab under "models".

* click on "Create your Own" button & follow step by step instructions to create your character.

If needed - please send a note to support@sitepal.com & we will help you out in more detail.

We'll be happy to schedule a walkthrough screen-share session and go over it with you.

Hope this helps,

Gil

The SitePal Team