Hello!

Your question is not clear - please rephrase 

Regards

Gil

Hello! 

You can control the face movements using the API.

This function controls the 'idle' movements of the face, when it is not talking - 

setIdleMovement(frequency, amplitude);

This function controls facial movements during speech.

setSpeechMovement(amplitude);

To stop all movement set the amplitude to zero (I don't recommend that btw)

See technical example here - 

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

Best,

Gil

Hello!

This loads fine for me - I'm able to see the character.

What browser are you using?

Try clearing your browser cache and reloading the page - that helps sometimes.

pls let me know

Regards,

Gil

Yes, received - and I just responded to you.  

Our engineer is looking into this and we will advise asap.

Hi J - 

All modern browsers are supported on Mac and Windows.

IE11 is still supported, although that may change in coming months as its penetration is very low and in decline.

Prior versions of IE are not supported.

Hope this helps,

Regards

Gil

The SitePal Team

ok thanx

I'll take a look

Hello!

Can you recreate these failures in our demo - www.ttsdemo.com?

if not - can you post a link to your test page where this problem can be seen?

Which voice are you using? What text input?

If you prefer not to post your link here - please send a note to support@sitepal.com and ask that it pls be forwarded to me.

Thank you!

Gil

Hello Daniele - 

We already communicated via email - but for the record, I will post the gist of my response here as well.

You can use our speaking avatars in your native app by loading them from your SitePal account

You would load the avatars into a webview within your app - this technique works on both iOS and Android. Just like you would load or display any web page within the app.

If you would like to load the characters locally (not from the web), we provide an Embedded Mobile Toolkit - where we provide you with a package that includes our avatars to be distributed with your app, and to be loaded locally from the mobile device.
This also works on both iOS and Android (please contact sales@oddcast.com for pricing)

I would suggest starting with the first solution - and check and see how that works for you before considering further. We'll be happy to support you either way.
Regards,
Gil