Nuance Vocalizer Developer's Guide - Avaya Support

Input text Output: North American format Output: U.K. and Australian/NewZealand format1/1/2000 the first of january two thousand the first of january two thousand3/12/97 the twelfth of march ninety seven the third of december ninety seven3.12.97 the twelfth of march ninety seven the third of december ninety seven1/6/99 the sixth of january ninety nine the first of june ninety nine1/6/00 the sixth of january two thousand the first of june two thousand1/6/01 the sixth of january two thousand and one the first of june two thousand and one3/12 three twelfths three twelfthson 3/12 on three twelfths on three twelfths12/1 twelve fslash one twelve slash one4-19-1966 the nineteenth of april nineteen sixty six four one nine one nine six six4-19 four minus nineteen four minus nineteen19-4 nineteen minus four nineteen minus fourJan 1 january one january one1 Jan one january one januaryTimesVocalizer recognizes time-of-day phrases in the formats hh:mm and hh:mm:ss,where the hour is between 0 and 24. It also recognizes time phrases that aresucceeded by the following abbreviations: am, pm, AM, or PM. Space betweenthe number and the abbreviation does not matter.Time-of-day phrases in the format X:00 are converted to “X o’clock.” Hours from13 to 24 are read using military time. If the hour value is greater than 24, thephrase is not read as a time. For example:Input textOutput text1:30 one thirty1:30:31 one thirty and thirty one seconds6:30 am six thirty amChapter 9 Techniques for enhancing audio outputTimes85