#include <mrcp_synth_header.h>
MRCP synthesizer-header
When the synthesizer needs to fetch documents or other resources like speech audio files, this header controls the corresponding URI access properties
MUST be specified in a "SPEAK-COMPLETE" event coming from the synthesizer resource to the client
MAY be specified in a "SPEAK-COMPLETE" event coming from the synthesizer resource to the client
When a synthesizer method needs a synthesizer to fetch or access a URI and the access fails, the server SHOULD provide the failed URI in this header in the method response
When a synthesizer method needs a synthesizer to fetch or access a URI and the access fails the server MUST provide the URI specific or protocol specific response code for the URI in the Failed-URI header in the method response through this header
When the synthesizer needs to fetch documents or other resources like speech markup or audio files, this header controls the corresponding URI access properties
MAY be specified in a CONTROL method and controls the amount to jump forward or backward in an active "SPEAK" request
MAY be sent as part of the "SPEAK" method to enable kill- on-barge-in support
Used to specify a list of active Lexicon URIs and the search order among the active lexicons
Used to indicate whether a lexicon has to be loaded or unloaded
This set of header fields defines the prosody of the speech
MAY be specified in a CONTROL method to control the length of speech to speak, relative to the current speaking point in the currently active "SPEAK" request
When a CONTROL request to jump backward is issued to a currently speaking synthesizer resource, and the target jump point is before the start of the current "SPEAK" request, the current "SPEAK" request MUST restart
MAY be part of the "SET-PARAMS"/"GET-PARAMS" or "SPEAK" request from the client to the server and specifies a URI which references the profile of the speaker
specifies the default language of the speech data if the language is not specified in the markup
Contains timestamp information in a "timestamp" field
This set of header fields defines the voice of the speaker