Daniel Lutton
Daniel Lutton
@CodyBontecou Is this for Android? I easiest thing to do here without introducing a breaking change is to create a getDisplayCountry() method which calls it against the locale. I'll see...
@CodyBontecou yes they do ``` for (Locale locale : tts.getAvailableLanguages()) { locales.add(locale.toLanguageTag()); } ```
@madhav0922 the easy answer is that they use different TTS engines, however I'll check if there is an option to ignore it on Android.
@madhav0922 unfortunately I haven't found a solution within the Android API to ignore certain characters. Could you possibly do a string replace to replace the underscores found in the text...
@Manrupt is this still an issue with the latest release?
@rachidev84 this message is coming from the build.gradle file. https://github.com/dlutton/flutter_tts/blob/master/android/build.gradle#L5 That message will be printed if `buildResult.failure && !rootProject.ext.has(ANDROIDX_WARNING)` Are you using this plugin along with the google mobile ads...
@rachidev84 please try using the latest 3.2.4 version. If you still receive errors, please paste the full error since it may be unrelated to androidx as you mentioned.
@seanradford I'll look into adding that. I haven't seen anything similar on the Android side.
do you have an example of what you're running when tts stops speaking automatically?
@madhav0922 do you have an example of code or text that is causing this?