HTML5 depends on the browser, version, voice, and OS.
For Chrome think the speech stops after 200-300 characters if you use any of the Google voices, but the limit is based on time not characters. If you use the native desktop voices, (default if you don't set a voice), then the limit is much larger.

Ah, thanks for that. I'm using an HTML5 voice. Do you know what the size limit is for that?

Thanks for your help.

Randy

The maximum size depends on the speech provider. For the Bot Libre voices to max size is 800 characters. For other speech providers it is less.

In general chat messages should not be that long, as this would be a poor conversational interface. Consider splitting up your message into multiple messages using a conversation flow.

I notice my bot does not finish speaking messages that are long. Is there a maximum message size?

The issue is that a video avatar must have at least 2 videos, one for talking and one default video (not talking).

I added your talking video as a default for now and your video is working. You will need to replace it with a non-talking video.

Is there some minimum time for a video. I uploaded a four second video of my avatar talking, but it does not appear to play. The first frame of the video appear, but nothing more. 

I'm running this from the Avatar screen. Here's the code:

It works, thanks a lot!

For the JSON API any attribute (from the XML API) requires an @ prefix (except for the /chat API).

i.e.

Hello,

I'm trying to fetch a list of instances using JSON endpoint:

friends,

Have downloaded botlibre AI Engine and Test projects, not able to get from where to start, somehow i was able to run gui.bat file in ai engine test directory, where it represented a lot of options but on clicking those options nothing is happening, i want to check the sequence or order or pre requiste of running the ai engine or test throgh ai engine client.

regards

Suf

great, thank you for the very fast answer.

The problem was, that I don't embed the Bot with the box, only with <div> in a website.

If you use the bot's embed code it will automatically add speech recognition in the WebChatBotListener createBox() function.

To add speech recogntion yourself you can call the,

How can I add speak recognition to my Bot with the Javascript SDK. The function toggleListen doesn't exist.

Unfortunately mobile web browsers are not perfect yet, but at least they are improving.
Hopefully Chrome will fix the flash when changing videos.

Hi,  Everything is working! However I've noticed that something isn't quite right.  In chrome when the SDK switches mp4 files the video tag placeholder flashes black.  This can be seen even on the examples on the website.

The speech issue was that your were using the native speech, but Chrome does not support HTML5 speech on mobile. The server voices work.

You can use your own JavaScript to render your avatar however you wish. You can copy the code from createBox() and modify it to suite your needs, our SDK is open source.

web.createBox(); seems to render differently depending on platform is there any way of embedding it on the page?

Nothing is rendered unfortunately and I don't get any sound

What issue are you seeing exactly?
Does the chat work?
Do you get a still image instead of an animated video and speech?

I've tried it on both my Nexus 7 and Samsung S4 Mobile

Which avatar/bot are you using, and what table brand/model?

I've set the flag to enabled but the content still doesn't load unfortunately.  It works perfectly in Firefox tho!

That should do it, chrome://flags, scroll down to "Disable gesture requirement for media playback", click "Enable".

What issue are you having?

Hi,

Could you explain to me exactly needs changing in mobile chrome? :) I think I have that setting already changed.

best wishes,

matt

Our bots work on mobile and tablets.

Depending what browser you are using some features may not work.

My bot works fine on all pc platforms but won't work on phones or tablets! Is there a way around this other than developing an app?

In addition to being able to embed your chat bots on your own website, and access them from any Android device, you can also access your chat bots through the BOT libre web API. The web API gives you the advantage of having complete control of your bot's client interface.

You can use the web API to access your bot from your own website through JavaScript, PHP or any other language. You can also use the web API to create your own mobile application to access your bot, such as an Android o

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