Daniel Lutton
Daniel Lutton
@noorbakerally try using one of these categories: `iosAudioCategoryPlayback` or `iosAudioCategoryPlaybackAndRecord`
@noorbakerally I've yet to recreate the issue, are you running any other voice packages that could be interfering with it?
@noorbakerally I'll continue looking into this issue. Usually it's an issue with not setting the right audio category, but it looks like you're setting it.
@noorbakerally can you provide the value you're passing into setVoice? I'll attempt to recreate the issue locally.
@Nimo11 that's a good idea and I'll see if I can implement that. I'll also have to check on how to accomplish the same on iOS.
running into the same issue. I worked around this by using an older versions of express-unless and @types/express-unless to my package.json.
@jasonmaclafferty thanks for the info, I'll need to do some research into this issue.
unfortunately I haven't had time yet @838 . I don't have a real oneplus device, do you know if this is reproducible on any emulators?
You could try the init handler which is only supported on Android. ``` // Android only flutterTts.setInitHandler(() { setState(() { ttsState = TtsState.initialized; }); }); ```
@louisdeveseleer that's correct, when you instantiate FlutterTts then it'll begin the initialization.