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In this clip from one of my recent live streams, I show you how you can add your text to your notes panel, generate text to speech, and use the same notes for your closed captions.
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Thanks for the information you shared with us, I love using adode.
Thanks for this – really useful. Is it possible to allow users to turn the text-to-speech audio on/off as required?
If you use the built-in Playback Controls there is an Audio mute button that allows anyone to turn on or off the audio, including text to speech.
Hi Paul,
I’ve been using the guide ever since I’ve watched your video. And I also thought I’ve already figured out what the labels PARENTS and CHILDREN stand for. Seems I’m wrong Can you clarify these two concepts? Thanks!
Most markup languages have items that are parent and child level tags or syntax — child-level tags inherent parent level properties. For example, consider the following VTML code.
The pitch value is a parent level tag whereas the parts of speech tag is a child level tag. In other words, the parts of speech tag inherit the parent level pitch values. It really isn’t something to think about too often but the relationship does exist.
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Thanks Paul! Although I’ve noticed that the TTS feature of Captivate has already evolved esp. where the <vtml_partofsp part=”xxx”> is concerned, I still find the VTML doc helpful, esp the break tags; makes the audio sound more natural 🙂
Watch out for a new video I have coming soon where I review my top 5 audio narration solutions. Subscribe to my YouTube channel and turn on notifications to be alerted when new videos come out. http://youtube.com/paulwilsonlearning
Done and done Paul! I always watch out for your new videos and recommend them to those who want to learn Captivate, esp the beginners as your tutorials are always easy to follow and very helpful!
Thanks!
