I tested the behavior using unmodified text, and text that has been modified by the <say-as> tag and I was unable to observe any changes in the voice of the resulting output. Here's a screenshot of the text that I used for testing:
We're also not seeing this behavior reported by other users. Since the behavior appears isolated, try repairing your Storyline 360 installation. If the issue persists, please share a copy of your project file here or in private by opening a support case so we can test to see if we'll get similar results when testing using the same file and text. I've included the file I used for testing and the sample published output for your reference.
Hi there Jose and thanks for the quick reply. I used some of the tags from my original file in your file and all was good.
Then pasted longer parts and got the same issue. Quite interesting. I will do what you suggested. Just that I have to go through our IT and that would take time.
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Hi Bobby,
Thanks for reaching out!
I tested the behavior using unmodified text, and text that has been modified by the <say-as> tag and I was unable to observe any changes in the voice of the resulting output. Here's a screenshot of the text that I used for testing:
We're also not seeing this behavior reported by other users. Since the behavior appears isolated, try repairing your Storyline 360 installation. If the issue persists, please share a copy of your project file here or in private by opening a support case so we can test to see if we'll get similar results when testing using the same file and text. I've included the file I used for testing and the sample published output for your reference.
Hi there Jose and thanks for the quick reply. I used some of the tags from my original file in your file and all was good.
Then pasted longer parts and got the same issue. Quite interesting. I will do what you suggested. Just that I have to go through our IT and that would take time.
Thanks again
Bobby