language_identifier_languages
Permissible languages for automatic language identification in precedence order.
Value |
One or more ISO language codes. The default is all installed languages that support automatic language identifiication. You can either 3-letter or hyphenated codes (usually 4-letters). For example, enu or en-US for American English. For a list of codes, see For more, see Vocalizer languages and voices. To see the 3-letter language codes for the currently installed voices, run " |
How to set |
Set in a VoiceXML application, using the switts.language_identifier_languages property in a <property> element. Set in the voice browser, with switts.language_identifier_languages using the Vendor-Specific-Parameters header in a SPEAK method. Set in the session xml file for the application. Configure the <speechsynth> element located under <sessionparameters>, <speechserver>.
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Usage |
Seldom used (because the default is usually satisfactory). |
The first languages in the value have higher precedence when Vocalizer has equal confidence when determining the matched language.
- In Management Station, separate each language with a pipe character (|). For example:
enu|spm|frc|bae|dad|dun|dub|eng|ena|eni|frf|ged|iti|non|ptp|ptb|spe|sws
- For session.xml, use one <value> child element for each language, where the contents of the element is the 3-letter language code.
These languages support automatic language identification:
- Basque
- Danish
- Dutch
- English
- French
- German
- Italian
- Norwegian
- Portuguese
- Spanish
- Swedish
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