roTextToSpeechEvent
Please note this component is only available on the following devices: Roku Streaming Stick (3600X), Roku Express (3700X) and Express+ (3710X), Roku Premiere (4620X) and Premiere+ (4630X), Roku Ultra (4640X), and any Roku TV running Roku OS version 7.2 and later.
The roTextToSpeech component sends the roTextToSpeechEvent with the following predicates that indicate its valid event types.
Supported methods
GetData() as Integer
Returns the description of the speech, which may be one of the following values:
| ID | Interpretation |
|---|---|
| 0 | Started speech |
| 1 | Speech has completed |
| 2 | Speech has been interrupted/flushed |
| 4 | Current language has been changed |
| 5 | Current voice has been changed |
| 6 | Speech rate has been changed |
| 7 | Speech volume has been changed |
GetInfo() as Object
Returns an associative array with the following key-value pairs, depending the value returned by the GetData()") method:
| Key | Type | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Enabled | Boolean | If GetData() returned 3, indicates the enabled/disabled status of text to speech |
| Language | String | If GetData() returned 4, indicates the new language |
| Voice | String | If GetData() returned 5, indicates the new voice |
| Rate | Integer | If GetData() returned 6, indicates the new speech rate |
| Volume | Integer | If GetData() returned 7, indicates the new speech volume |
GetIndex() as Integer
The text to speech service may be shared among any number of clients; therefore, the IDs returned to a given client are not necessarily contiguous. The value is only meaningful if GetData()") returned 0, 1 or 2; it returns 0 otherwise.
This method returns the ID of the speech as returned by either the Say()")" or Silence()") methods of the ifTextToSpeech interface.
Updated 3 months ago