Sorry folks, this is a twist I hadn't thought of.
A while back I was using Watson TTS to give me audio but it was on THIS machine even though the TTS was done on ANOTHER machine.
Anyway, skipping a bit:
I got it working and all is/was good.
(The two are not exactly.... compatible. So it isn't just a case of changing a SIMPLE thing to change between the two)
New twist.
Now I am also wanting to invoke the GOOGLE TTS but playback on the machine who requested it's speaker.
This is the main bit of code:
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So, now my question is:
How do I make the code play back with the play audio node so it is heard on the machine who requested the message's speaker?
Sorry, I'm putting my hand up saying I don't know.
That should count for something.
P.S.
It doesn't HAVE TO BE the play audio node.
That was the one I was using originally - not knowing the effect.
