Inject a text-to-speech message#

To inject a text-to-speech (TTS) message into channel or local audio, use ITextToSpeech::Speak():

ITTSMessage *Message;
TTSDestination Destination = TTSDestination::QueuedRemoteTransmissionWithLocalPlayback;
MyLoginSession->TTS().Speak("Hello World!", Destination, &Message);

Speak() accepts the following parameters:

• The text to be converted into speech.

• The TTSDestination.

• Optionally as an out parameter, a TTS message reference set to the newly created ITTSMessage, regardless of whether it is currently playing in the destination or is in a queue waiting to be synthesized.

  Note: You can use this reference at a later time, for example, to cancel TTS messages. It is possible to obtain these references at a later time by using ITextToSpeech::GetMessages().

If multiple TTS users are in one voice or text channel, then you can prefix the display name of the user who is sending the TTS message. For example, “[Display name] says…”