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Nuance Vocalizer3.0Developer’s Gu
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ContentsAbout this guide . . . . .
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About this guideNuance Vocalizer pr
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Chapter 1Introducing NuanceVocalize
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Chapter 2Installing Nuance Vocalize
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Installing Nuance VocalizerInstalli
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tcsh-$] cd $NUANCEtcsh-$] source SE
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Chapter 3Configuring Vocalizer with
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Starting a Vocalizer TTS serverComm
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vocalizer lm.Addresses=hostname:847
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[-text_type type][-voice voice_name
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lm.AddressesDefines the location (m
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esource-manager rm.Port=8584> vocal
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host_1WatcherWatcherRecognitionserv
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Enabling Vocalizer logsNote: For mo
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vocalizer lm.Addresses=hostname:847
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Chapter 4Playing TTS prompts fromyo
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Note: The TTSPrompt class described
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Table 1: Nested elements (continued
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Table 2: Supported SSML 1.0 element
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Table 2: Supported SSML 1.0 element
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Table 2: Supported SSML 1.0 element
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Table 3 and Table 4 demonstrate the
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Chapter 5Starting Vocalizer through
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■Vocalizer configuration■■■
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Chapter 6Preprocessing text input6V
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The Text In box displays a sample R
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