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SSML tag not working
here is what I have and it won't work. Suggestions?
<speak>
<prosody rate="x-medium">
As a People Leader at you are expected to play two equally important roles.
First, you are responsible for meeting operational metrics and achieving results for our clients through the work you and your Associates do daily.
Second, you are responsible for bringing to life the Associate Experience and creating an environment that provides support and engagement to your associates and allows them to work their best.
Both roles are equally critical to the success of your Associates.
</prosody>
</speak>
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You may want to try just using the percentage of the rate you prefer
<speak>
<prosody rate="75%">
As a People Leader at you are expected to play two equally important roles.
First, you are responsible for meeting operational metrics and achieving results for our clients through the work you and your Associates do daily.
Second, you are responsible for bringing to life the Associate Experience and creating an environment that provides support and engagement to your associates and allows them to work their best.
Both roles are equally critical to the success of your Associates.
</prosody>
</speak>Hi! Were you ever able to figure this out? I'm currently trying the same thing, but only seem to be able to get the <break> markup to work with AI voices. The link Articulate has for checking support for the different voices seems to be scrubbed : "Ensure the SSML tags are supported for the selected voice."
hi, unfortunately no I did not resolve this.
Does this tag NOPT work?
<speak>
<prosody rate="75%">
As a People Leader at you are expected to play two equally important roles.
First, you are responsible for meeting operational metrics and achieving results for our clients through the work you and your Associates do daily.
Second, you are responsible for bringing to life the Associate Experience and creating an environment that provides support and engagement to your associates and allows them to work their best.
Both roles are equally critical to the success of your Associates.
</prosody>
</speak>
