Explain the method of recording messages in VoiceXML?

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rao_soft27

  • Jul 9th, 2007
 

we can use <record> tag to record messages .

This element accepts a recording from the user and stores it in a variable. The variable is
declared by this element, in the form's "local" scope. It throws "noinput" if the user has not
responded in the correct interval. It contains only <prompt> and <catch> elements.
<record name="mailing_address" maxlength="10s"
finalsilence="2s" dtmfterm="true">
<prompt>Say your mailing address</prompt>
<noinput>I didn’t hear anything, please try again.</noinput>
</record>
The <record> element appears only inside a <form>, where it acts like an audio input field.

During a recording, all grammars are turned off.

The attributes are:

1)beep Is a tone emitted just prior to recording? Defaults to "true"

2)name The resulting audio variable.

3)maxlength The maximum time to record.

4)finalsilence The interval of silence to indicate end of speech.

5)dtmfterm Does a DTMF key press terminate recording ? Defaults to "true".

6)type The MIME format, defaults to a platform-specific format

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