Prabakar,
Unfortunately this capability is not available at this time.
We are working on a new generation of characters that could be used in non-Flash environments, but these are not yet available.
Regards,
Gil

Bob - using our Server API you can create new Scenes and assign new TTS audio to them programmaticaly.

This should allow you to do what you are looking to do (if I got it right).

Server API is available for Platinum accounts. Check out the API in our support pages.

Let me know if you have additional or specific questions.
Regards
Gil
SitePal Team

Mike -
We see the problem - thanks for reporting it.
Looking into it, will advise.
Regards,
Gil

Yes - the way to do this is to use SSML tags.

SSML tags are instructions you add right in the body of the text to direct the TTS engine how to interpret the text.

Using SSML tags you can add timed pauses, raise or lower the pitch of the voice, control the speed of the speech and a variety of other factors.

Many SSML tags are supported by most (but not all) of our voices.

A demo available on our support page shows off the capabilities -
http://www.oddcast.com/support/TTS_En...

Our API Reference document (link below) describes SSML tags supported by our voices. This is described in Appendix C - you don't need to be a programmer to understand this, just skip directly to the Appendix.
http://www.oddcast.com/support/docs/v...

SitePal incorporates TTS voice technology from different vendors, to provide our customers a wide variety.Unfortunately different voice vendors support the SSML standard differently (or not at all).
In our documentation we try to present a clear summary.

The way to use the documentation is -
a. Locate the voice you intend to use in the list of voices in Appendix B, and note which "voice family" it belongs to.
b. Take a look at the supported SSML tags in Appendix C, and you will see our comments for each tag describing whether it is supported by each voice family.
Note: Nuance (id #4) voice family does not support SSML at all.

Hope this helps.
Regards,
Gil
SitePal Team

No Problem.
I'm glad this is now clarified.
Regards

Joy -
Our QA engineer spent some time trying to recreate this "effect" on different browsers & platforms and could not.
Perhaps we do not understand what to look for...
Can you post a screenshot showing us what you see?
Regards,
Gil

Hi Joy -
I don't see this effect -
Can you post a link to your web page?
which browser are you using?
Regards,
Gil

Kish -
I followed up with Support - and saw the communication thread, and I understand that your questions have been answered.

Let me know if you're good or if there is any issue still open.
Best,
Gil

Hi Kish,
I'm sorry we were not able to get back to you right away.
When did you first try to contact us and when did we end up getting back to you?

fyi - our email response time is two days - though we do answer most queries on the same day, and we do our best to answer urgent issues over the weekend.

What is the actual problem you have encountered & what's the current status?
Regards,
Gil

Hello François,

Below is the relevant information from the API reference.

You may want to take a look at the document and review other relevant API calls. For example - "SetPlayerVolume" allows you to control the volume of the speech.

See -
http://www.oddcast.com/support/docs/v...

Hope this helps
Gil