The Voice Elements Platform integrates Microsoft Speech and TTS functionality into our platform.
These articles help you understand how to install Microsoft Speech, change voices, test and resolve issues, and use different languages.
Text to Speech (TTS)
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- Programmable Voice
- Voice Elements Demo
- Activate your Cloud Services Production Account
- Introduction to Using Voice Elements
- Welcome to Voice Elements
- System Requirements for Voice Elements Demo Samples
- Start Coding Voice Elements
- Voice Elements Platform
- Voice Elements Platform Benchmarks
- Benefits of Using Voice Elements Platform
- Getting Started with Voice Elements
- Why Should I Develop My Own Voice Application?
- Free Telephony Software
- Voice Elements Skeleton Project – C
- Class Diagram
- Logging in Voice Elements
- What Are the Deployment Options for Voice Elements?
- What Are the Different Connection Mode Options?
- Licensing Questions
- License Agreement
- Introduction to Free Application Hosting
- How To Build a Voice App in Under 10 Minutes (video)
- Common Voice Elements Terms Explained
- Common SIP Terms Explained
- How do I
- Add Additional Voice Resources
- Add Service Dependencies
- Build a T1 Crossover Cable
- Compile for a 64 bit OS (for legacy versions prior to March 2010)
- Connect to my SIP Carrier
- Connect to the Inventive Labs Telephony Bank Service
- Create a Conference Application Using C#
- Create a New VE Server from an Existing VE Installation
- Create a Simple IVR
- Have a Voice Elements Application Accept all Calls Except One Number
- Perform Music on Hold
- Play a File
- Use Play and Record
- Record the Entire Length of a Call
- RegisterDNIS()
- Run Signed Versions of Voice Elements or HMP Elements
- Set Up and Test Your SIP Registration
- Set Up Global Tones with Sample Code
- Setup QoS Settings in Windows
- Use Multiple SIP Carriers
- Use The Beep Detector
- VAP Files
- Write Outbound Dialer Applications in C#
- FAQ
- Why Am I Missing Digits
- Why Do I Get Skipping or Jitter?
- Why Do I Get the Error “Connection Refused”?
- Why Does Voice Elements SIP Platform Time Out When Starting Up?
- Why Doesn’t My Voice File Sound Clear?
- What Does This Setting Do?
- What is the Preferred Way to Handle Hangup Events?
- How Many Concurrent Ports Can I Run?
- What is a Code Example of ‘GetAllChannels()’?
- What Hardware Do You Recommend For Voice Elements on a VM?
- What Kind of Router Do You Recommend To Handle VoIP Traffic?
- What’s Needed To Set Up a Click To Talk Account
- Why Am I Getting the Wrong Call Progress Results Back?
- Why Doesn’t HMP Elements Receive the Call That I Send It?
- Why Does Call Progress Unexpectedly Return An Operator Intercept?
- Where is CTI32?
- HMP Elements
- Beep Detector Strategies
- Beep Detection Default Settings
- Call Analysis Features
- Conferencing Overview
- Conferencing Settings
- Configuration Settings – HMP Elements
- Configure with AudioCodes Gateway (on TDM Equipment)
- Installation with Voice Elements
- Multiple SIP Carriers on HMP Elements
- Router Configuration
- Running in PCAP mode
- Running Inside of a Virtual Machine
- Secure Calls with SRTP or SIP TLS
- Troubleshoot with Wireshark
- International Dial Tones
- Port Mirroring
- How Come the Call I Place Does Not Work?
- Positive Call Delivery – Destination Groups
- Improving Speech Recognition Results
- Transfers
- QOS Settings for HMP Elements
- Recording Calls Automatically
- SIP Options in HMP Elements
- Specifying embedded XML tags
- Telephony Server Log – No Subscribers Found
- Time a Message to Play to a Voice Mail System
- Border Elements
- WebRTC
- PBX Elements
- Mobile Elements Client
- Mobile Elements Client
- Mobile Elements Server Configuration
- Placing Outbound Calls with Mobile Elements on iOS Device
- Placing Outbound Calls with Mobile Elements on Android Device
- Placing Outbound Calls with Mobile Elements on UWP Device
- Receiving Inbound Calls with Mobile Elements on Android Device
- Receiving Inbound Calls with Mobile Elements on UWP Device
- Toolkits
- SIP
- Speech Recognition
- Text to Speech (TTS)
- Faxing
- Voice Elements Class Reference Library
- Configuration
- Firewall Configuration for SIP Trunking
- Server General Application Behavior
- Tips to Run High-Density Voice Elements-based Systems
- Running Voice Elements Platform in a Virtual Machine
- Troubleshooting Crosstalk
- Troubleshooting using DebugView
- Adding Link to Click To Talk Form
- Setting up your Voice Elements Application for Redundancy
- Yealink T19/T20 Phones
- Setting up the Linksys SPA2102 with STUN / REGISTRATION to talk with Border Elements
- Setting up X-Lite with STUN / REGISTRATION / RPORT to talk with Border elements
- Encrypting your Application’s Connection to the Voice Elements Server
- Understanding the Different Voice Resource Properties
- Running Voice Elements Platform on Azure VM
- VapMap Files
- Release Notes
- Support Policy
- How To Build A Voice App
- Install Your Application as a Service
- Premise Guide
- Installing Voice Elements Premise Software
- Using the Voice Elements Dashboard
- Connect to Inventive Labs SIP Trunking
- Connect to a Third Party SIP Carrier
- Connect to your SIP based PBX or Gateway
- Server Configuration
- Configuring Server General Application Behavior
- Add or Change Usernames and Passwords
- Programmable SMS
- SIP Trunking
- Voice Elements Teams Calling Plans
- Email Texting Product
- Software Maintenance Support Program
- Customer Portal
- Customer FAQs
- CTI32 Legacy Articles
- CTI32
- CTI32 Version V4.6 Release Notes
- Understanding the CTI32 Service
- CTI32.INI
- Install CTI32 with HMP Elements
- Installing HMP Elements with CTI32
- The built-in CTI32 Database Access Class
- Concurrent CTI32 Engines
- Multiple SIP Registrations with CTI32
- CTIPlayAndRecognizeWord
- CTISetStdCspCallBack
- Continuous Speech Processing (CSP)
- CSP Voice Formats
- CSPCB
- NAT Assistant
- Problems Dialing Out Over a PRI
- RTF Logging 101
- Use an Interactive Debugger with CTI32
- Configure LumenVox with CTI32
- Protocol Information For GlobalCall
- Call Progress on Springware and Dialogic DNI Boards
- Low Level and Legacy Telephony Configuration
- Q.931 CauseCodes
- Using the Built-In CTI32 Database Access Class
- Home
- Programmable Voice
- Text to Speech (TTS)