Each sayText call is limited to 900 characters (225 for Chinese and Japanese) - which is roughly equivalent to 90 seconds of speech.  

If you need your character to speak a longer text - note that successive calls are automatically queued. There's a great technical example in our support pages that demonstrates this:

http://www.oddcast.com/support1/tts_limit1.html

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

Hello Vitaliy - 

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

Best regards,

Gil

The SitePal Team

Hello Vitaliy - 

This may be obvious - but before considering other options note that your page must be delivered by a web server for this to work.

Can you please post a link to your test page where the problem can be seen?

Looking at your page I would be able to advise further.

Best regards,

Gil

The SitePal Team

Hello Vitaliy!

If you are referring to the option of assigning "multiple audios" to your Scene - then please note that this option is designed to randomly select *one* of the audios during playback. 

This can be useful if you want to introduce variability to your website visitors' experience. 

So, for example, a user might hear a different welcome message every time they come to your website.

But, if your intention is to speak the audios in sequence, then that's not the way to do it.

To do so, you would need to use our API to speak the audios in sequence.

To do so - assign 'none' as youe Scene's audio - and use the 'sayAudio' api calls in sequence (or 'sayText' if using TTS audio).

Here is a useful example - please look at the source code of this page to see how several audios are spoken in sequence. 

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

Hope this helps,

Gil

Suggest to take a look at our support page, there are API examples there.  See the example demonstrating how to use the "sayAudio" function.

Hope this helps,

Gil

You would need to use the API fir that - add Javascript code to the page to play the audios in sequence. 

for example this code will play the two audios named "audio1" and "audio2" in sequence: 

     sayAudio("audio1");

     sayAudio("audio2");