Toruk -
You will likely need to use our enterprise services for this project.
Please send us a note to sales@sitepal.com - and we'll set up a time to chat.
Regards
Gil

Great!

Always look at the API Reference doc on our support page.
the document is frequently updated.

Regards
Gil

TIA,

We are putting the finishing touches on our mobile solution.
Though our speaking characters now play on mobile devices - they play as video on some devices (i.e. iPhone), and as interactive Flash on other devices (i.e. most android phones).

Interactive questions and answers will only work in the latter case.

For an interactive speaking character for iPhone and iPad - we can build a custom app for you. If you are interested - please send a note to sales@sitepal.com.

Regards
Gil

Oliver -
Yes this functionality can be implemented - our API supports it.

check out the callback function vh_audioProgress()

let me know how goes

Gil
SitePal Team

Karen -
We definitely can help. We were partly off email on Friday due to an office move. That may explain our lack of responsiveness.

Now everything is back to normal - please send another note to: sales@sitepal.com & cc our support at: support@sitepal.com

Someone will get back to you tomorrow (Monday).
Regards
Gil
SitePal Team

Karen, Dave -
Your feeback is helpful and appreciated - we'll be looking into in detail in the coming days - and hope to resolve for most android, iphone & blackbery devices.
Thanks again for your feedback and your patience.
Regards
Gil

Leonor -
Engine ID = 2
Lang id = 2
Voice id = 9

Esperanza (Spanish Mexican)
Engine ID = 2
Lang id = 2
Voice id = 5

hope this helps
Gil
SitePal Team

ps. these voices are documented in the api reference.

Hi Joseph,

saySilent works fine in our example page -
http://www.oddcast.com/support/saySil...

in your example, you have interjected saySilent function calls in between speech function calls.

Doing so will not achieve any useful result - as the saySilent function is designed to be interrupted in case "real speech" begins. So when the second 'sayText' function is called, saySilent is interrupted, before it had a chance to actually do anything.

This is by design. the intention of saySilent was to be used in situations where you would be looking to capture the user's attention and get the user to roll over or click on the character. This can be very useful in banners, as many websites prohibit audio prior to rollover or click.

If your intention is to generate pauses between the spoken segments - please look into using SSML tags in the text. There is an appendix in the API reference that describes SSML tags that SitePal supports, including 'pause' or 'silence'.

Check out this example -
http://www.oddcast.com/support/NeoSpe...

Hope this helps,
Gil

Tiffany -
Did you setup a "licensed domain"?
This is a security feature designed for your protection.

Under "Account Info" you need to enter the domain(s) where your avatar is used.
for example - if the avatar is on the page -
http://www.yourcomapny.com/123/abc
you would enter the domain -
www.yourcomapny.com

Please try - and let us know if the problem is resolved.
If not immediately successful - please post a link to your page - where the avatar can be seen, and I will look into it.
Or - send a note to support@sitepal.com

Regards
Gil
SitePal Team

Hi Melvin -

Our 3D characters require AS3 and are not supported by the AS2 embed code.

AS2 embed code, used for embedding in Flash, is provided for backwards compatibility. But the AS2 language is missing the features required for rendering 3D, which is why our newer 3D characters require AS3.

We try to make this clear - when you select AS2, see the notice displayed.

Regardless, the "preview" button in the embed dialog seems to be broken. We are looking into it - but it does not affect your ability to successfully publish your Scene.

Hope this helps,

Gil
SitePal Team