edossantos said:Hello,
Please take a look at this article under section "Adding Voices and Supporting More Languages":
3cx.com/blog/docs/text-to-speech-3cx-vad/
Unfortunately 3CX can't provide the voices, so you need to get them from a Windows Operating System installed in Thai language, or from a third party voice provider, like Cepstral (not sure if they provide Thai voices).
Once you have the Thai voice installed in your 3CX Windows server, you can use it from the VAD by setting it as the default voice, or you can also select the voice name from the TTS Prompt into the VAD application.
Hope the information helps.
Kind regards.
edossantos said:Hello,
Do you mean that you have recorded audio files to say the numbers in Thai? And you need to split the result from database into single characters? Well, you can do that using an External Code Execution component with javascript for example.
Kind regards.
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