Multiple Language Support

[Guest Bryan Mok]

From the VoiceGuide web site, I found it supports multi-language. But I would like to know whether VoiceGuide support Chinese Language (It refers to the echo algorithm, e.g. echo the amount of $12340.45 or a date, say. They are different in Chinese and English). I do not refer to the text-to-speech's Chinese support!

 

On the other hand, I would like to ask several question:

1)Dose VoiceGuide support database access, especially SQLServer and Oracle?

2)Does it support the user define data type returned from stored procedure or function?

3)In the feature list page, I found a term "Max Module". What does "module" mean?

[SupportTeam]

I would like to know whether VoiceGuide support Chinese Language

If re-recording the sound files in \system\voice\ subdirectory is not enough then you can edit the lib_num2wav.vbs file.

 

From http://www.voiceguide.com/vghelp/html/modSayNumber.htm :

Users can edit the way in which the numbers are spoken, or even add their own Say Number functions by editing the file: lib_num2wav.vbs located in VoiceGuide's \system\vbs\ subdirectory. This is useful if it is required to say numbers/amounts in a language other then English.

 

Please read the lib_num2wav.vbs file for more information.

 

1)Dose VoiceGuide support database access, especially SQLServer and Oracle?

Yes, see: http://www.voiceguide.com/vghelp/html/modDbQuery.htm

2)Does it support the user define data type returned from stored procedure or function?

All data is returned as 'variants' - meaning it can be used as integers or strings. You may want to try using the evaluation version of VG and test things for yourself.

What does "module" mean?

See: http://www.voiceguide.com/vghelp/html/ScriptIntro.htm