I have no problem with <say-as> is Studio TTS window. I tried entering
this into my TTS box in Studio and the app deployed fine and I called in
and heard digits from the TTS. Try pasting this into Studio (into the
TTS window):

Testing <say-as interpret-as="number:digits"> 12445 </say-as>

Janine


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> Does anyone know how you can use SSML tags for TTS with Studio? Just
> inserting the tags in the audio section of the script causes an error
> in CVP. Is there a special way of adding those tags so the TTS server
> can processes them? Say for instance you wanted to slow down or speed
> up the speech. Or even have it switch from reading to spelling? Like
> this for an example this will spell out SSML instead of trying to
> interprit it as a word. <SAY-AS interpret-as="Acronym">SSML</SAY-AS>.
> How can you use those tags in studio?
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Hmm in the substitution tag editor it doesn't let you do that. I guess you can't use the say-it-smart. Technicly you don't need that anyway right? I am telling it how to say it haha. Thanks. It works just using it in the Audio/TTS window.
 
 

Chuck,

I just tried <say-as interpret-as="number" format="digits"> jan123
</say-as> and it worked fine on my TTS - it said "J A N 1 2 3"
It may depend upon your TTS synthesizer, I'm using Loquendo.

Regards, Janine



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> ok so now I have a new problem.
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> <say-as interpret-as="spell">{Data.Session.TaxID}</say-as>
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> It says it like this "space 1 2 3 4" when "1234" is what I input. So I
> tested it with a static entry instead of using a variable.
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> <say-as interpret-as="spell">1234</say-as>
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> It still says it like "space 1 2 3 4"
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> There is no space in there. Why is it saying "space"? Arghhh!!!!
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> If I just send "1234" it says "One thousand thirty four" which is not
> what I want it to do I want it to say it character by character.
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> I can't use the number say-as because this will sometimes contain
> letters too. So if that one works it doesn't help me.
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