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peachpeach
31 days agoCommunity Member
SSML Tags for AI Text-to-Speech not working for milleseconds...
Hi I'm using the AI text-to-speech (Matilda) and attempting to use SSML tags to create pauses. I'm finding that when I use whole seconds in the break time tag, it works fine. but when I try 900ms, it does nothing. Here is what I have at the moment.
<speak>This is a story about four people named Everybody, <break time="900ms"/>Somebody, <break time="900ms"/>Anybody, <break time="900ms"/>and Nobody. <break time="1.2s"/> There was an important job to be done and Everybody was asked to do it. <break time="1s"/> Everybody was sure Somebody would do it. <break time="1s"/> Anybody could have done it, but Nobody did it. <break time="1s"/> Somebody got angry about that<break time="700ms"/> because it was Everybody’s job. <break time="1s"/> Everybody thought Anybody could do it, <break time="900ms"/> but Nobody realized that Everybody wouldn’t do it. <break time="1s"/> It ended up that Everybody <break time="700ms"/>blamed Somebody <break time="900ms"/> when Nobody did <break time="900ms"/> what Anybody could have done. </speak> |
- Jürgen_Schoene_Community Member
the new AI voices are from ElevensLabs and the ssml support is very limited
only
- <break time> in seconds - up to 3 seconds in length
- <phoneme>
more infos
- peachpeachCommunity Member
Thanks. I'm familiar with ElevenLabs. I am using the break time tags but just the millesecond input is not working....According to Storyline's support page it should be supported. I'm using the Matilda voice and just updated Storyline to the latest release.