Hello François - 

Yes you can call sayText repeatedly (in sequence) to speak a longer text.

Below are a couple of technical examples.

You may need to set the value of the "interrupt mode" to zero (OFF).

When Interrupt Mode is OFF, successive calls to sayText or sayAudio are queued for playback.

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

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

Hello François - 

We think the problem is a syntax issue in your code - you can't use double quotes within double quotes. Changing the internal quotes to single quotes, and escaping the lone apostrophe fixes the problem.

See this example, and click on "Click here to say something" - 

http://www.workboy.com/gil/temp/ttsdemo.html

Hope this helps,

Gil

I see the problem. If you assign the same text to a variable, and pass the variable, it works fine,

We're looking into it - will advise.

Regards

Gil

Alain - 

Check out the instructions in this document, page 11 - 

http://www.workboy.com/gil/sitepal/SitePal_Embed_Instructions.pdf

Best,

Gil

The Flash Embed code is still available, but no longer available at the top level as it once was.

Please select "Embed in Web Page" and then select "Flash" from one of the options on the left.

Mauxier, 

I believe you can resolve this by assigning a player to your Scene. Then you can use the play button to play the Scene. 

For example - try embedding this sample Scene - 

http://vhss-d.oddcast.com/vhss_v5.swf?doc=http%3A%2F%2Fvhss-d.oddcast.com%2Fphp%2FplayScene%2Facc%3D16187%2Fss%3D243556%2Fsl%3D0&acc=16187&bgcolor=0x

Let me know if that works for you.

Best

Gil

Mauxier - 

Here's a provisional document - see powerpoint p.11 - 

www.workboy.com/gil/sitepal/SitePal_Embed_Instructions.pdf