Distinguish or isolate the intro and conclusion about the Nonlinear Library from the main content.
Ideally, use a different voice (eg, a human recording). A common solution is to insert a chime. Either of those would require splicing audio files. If you want to keep to just splicing text files, maybe there’s a way of inserting something to make the TTL pause?
Amazon Polly, the backend that provides these recordings, lets you use “SSML”, basically a trivial annotation of text, that you can easily use to add pauses (as well as emphasis, pitch, volume, etc.).
Basically, what you’re asking for is probably a 2-3 line pull request. (Nonlinear might be using SSML, if not, it’s pretty easy to add it.)
Suggestion:
Distinguish or isolate the intro and conclusion about the Nonlinear Library from the main content.
Ideally, use a different voice (eg, a human recording). A common solution is to insert a chime. Either of those would require splicing audio files. If you want to keep to just splicing text files, maybe there’s a way of inserting something to make the TTL pause?
Amazon Polly, the backend that provides these recordings, lets you use “SSML”, basically a trivial annotation of text, that you can easily use to add pauses (as well as emphasis, pitch, volume, etc.).
Basically, what you’re asking for is probably a 2-3 line pull request. (Nonlinear might be using SSML, if not, it’s pretty easy to add it.)