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GCarletonFoster
Community Member
2 years ago

SSML Tag Errors

I am just learning about the use of the SSML tags to modify text-to-speech (I am trying o to slow down the narrator Stephen). I THINK I followed the guidelines on how to use prosody, but when I go to...
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runrunsteven
Community Member
2 years ago

I would check out this link. In short, several of the tags aren't supported in Storyline. Even on some of the articles they have written, they don't fully explain HOW to use the tags. One of the tables on their website, doesn't even show that you need to close the tags for it to convert.

Storyline 360: SSML Support - Articulate Support

  • GCarletonFoster's avatar
    GCarletonFoster
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    Thank you! Thats the article I initially found about SSML; a shame they may not be supported.

    • StevenBenassi's avatar
      StevenBenassi
      Staff
      2 years ago

      Hi runrunsteven!

      Thank you for the feedback!

      Do you mind clarifying which table and resource you're referring to, with the incomplete steps? I'd be happy to pass the feedback along to our documentation team for improvements!

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    GCarletonFoster
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    UPDATE: my issue was with the <p>, not the SSML code. It has been resolved.

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      KenBurkett
      Community Member
      2 years ago

      What was the issue you had with the <p>? I'm having the same problem :(

      I wasn't closing the statement.  The way I tried it:   <p>my statement. 

      To make it work I needed to close it out: <p>my statement</P>