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I tested your link and I was able to tell the difference. I put the effect string into sayText and it sounds different from what it does on https://www.vocalware.com/index/demo.
It's as if the prosody tag is being ignored in the sayText function
I'm not using the editor, only the javascript API. I don't see any change when changing the pitch and rate values though.
sayText ("<prosody pitch='low' rate='+3%'> My mom says too much chocolate is not good for you. So I won't give you any. </prosody>",6,1,3);
is no different from
sayText ("<prosody pitch='x-high' rate='+3%'> My mom says too much chocolate is not good for you. So I won't give you any. </prosody>",6,1,3);
Would I include these tags in the "sayText" function like
sayText ("<prosody pitch="+20%" rate="+5%"> My mom says too much chocolate is not good for you. So I won't give you any. </prosody>",6,1,3);
Hello,
Have these changes been rolled out? If not, when should ew expect this? Will the API documentation be updated? If so, when?
Awesome! I look forward to the roll out.
An update, I CAN resize the avatar with variables. The issue occurred when I tried to separate the embed code onto different lines.
I still have the problem where the avatar does not resize even when it is in a responsive div. Any thoughts?
Have you heard back about this?
Thanks.
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This seems to be working