Hello François,

We have the same "single quote" character in English words as well.

I think the solution is to use "double quotes" to bracket the text parameter.

So instead of 

sayText('je m'appelle l'avatar',4,4,4)  

use

sayText("je m'appelle l'avatar",4,4,4)  

let me know if that works for you.

Regards

Gil

Thanks for letting us know.

We see the problem and should have it corrected shortly.

Joe - 

You can send via the API any text, including meta commands, that is supported by our voices (that our voices know how to speak).  Our voices support SSML tags, but not Darpa or IPA phenomes. 

(I should mention that only engine 2 and 3 voices support SSML - engine 4 voices do not.)

That said - I will look consult and get back to you with more info if I have it.

Best,

Gil

same link you indicated 

Joe - 

We will publish the updated reference data to the site in the next few days.

In the meantime - you can grab it from here - 

Oddcast TTS Rest API v.11.pdf

Best,

Gil

Hi - 

That's not possible. TTS playback in SitePal is only available for playback with our speaking characters. 

Check out our TTS API product at www.vocalware.com

Vocalware also does not allow audio download - but it may be closer to what you need.

Best,

Gil

I understand. 

We opted to have this in Scene settings and not in the embed code. 

There are arguments possible either way.

Regardless - you can control this feature in vh_sceneLoaded callback by calling setVolume.

I know it is a bit cumbersome.

François,

Yes there is a 'setVolume' API call that allows you to do so.

However - please note that setVolume does not function on mobile browsers. The Mobile browser does not enable JS access to the speaker volume level.

Here's one of our API examples which demonstrates use of this function - 

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

Hope this helps,

Gil

Glad to hear it. 

Not sure what happened - possibly a caching issue within the Akamai network may have caused a temporary conflict when code was updated.