Korean tts is not working at the point alert

Hello Michal Stupka

My smartphone is a Samsung Note8.

Test phrase in TTS settings, Samsung TTS engine works well. However, the Google TTS engine works, but I can't read enough. And with navigation, the Korean TTS function works well.

However, it is not activated by point alert.(Both Samsung and Google engines do not operate point alerts using TTS.)

Not only me, but also locus map users who use the Korean TTS function around me.

You can understand it by changing the language to Korean and pressing the Test button with point alert.

Hi Dong,

thank you for the clarification, nevertheless, I'm still sorry - all works by me, see the video: https://asamm.myqnapcloud.com/share.cgi?ssid=0Ofd3G5

Hi, Michal Stupka.

Sadly, the MKV video file doesn't sound.

The video shows that the Locus Map language is set to local.

Point alert does not work if you try it in Korean instead of local

It's an unreasonable request, but try to set the Locus Map language to Korean.

Point alert is not working at all.

I'll make a video of the sound in a couple of hours and upload it.

Please look and judge.

OK, I set up my Locus Map in Korean and recorded video in m4v format. All works correctly: https://asamm.myqnapcloud.com/share.cgi?ssid=0g2VjX5

Thank you very much for your sincere reply.

It's amazing how it works.

Google TTS engine and Samsung TTS engine sound different.

I want you to look at my video and judge me.

What's wrong with my smartphone and the locus map users around me? be curious

Is it an Android version or a setup problem?

Do you have any good solutions or hints?

https://youtu.be/XBwuPS4bs9Q

Just a guess:

Maybe the wrong audio channel is selected in settings or the volume of the selected audio channel is set to 0.

Thank you for your answer.

I don't think so.

Setting up the sound of a smartphone is normal.

This is my personal opinion.

I use the latest version of locus map

But people around me have used locus map before.

These days, as they changed to a new version, they found that TTS voice support was not available in the point alerts function and told me. And I experienced it too.

So I don't know what my thoughts are, but I think there was a problem with the new version.

This is not my video.

This is a video of a member of a locus map user group.

This person can't point alert using TTS just like me.

https://youtu.be/CXvL0nn2ejQ

And both audio channels do not point alert in the locus map setting.

According to the video, French works well.

And it's good to change the point alert to Korean right away without turning it off.

But if you turn off the point alert and run it again, you can't speak Korean.

(All other languages work well, but only Korean doesn't work.)

What the hell is wrong with the Android system?

Is it a problem with smartphone hardware?

Please give me some hints or other answers, even if it's not an answer.

https://youtu.be/23hIeguw2CY

Hello Dong,

a little bit complicated task to tell where may be a problem. Probably best should be, if you may try it in a language where it works correctly, then switch to Korean and after that, create a log by this method. In the log, should be a visible problem. If not, I may prepare a special version that will print more information into a log.

Thank you very much.

Hello, Menion.

Thank you very much for your answer.

I created a debugging report based on E-mail.

I don't know if it's well made.

Once I sent the debugging report.

If it's wrong, please tell me again.

Have a nice day. Menion

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AA7OaAV8FQ4Zrj9tY0tji_IlhWRLgq-c/view?usp=sharing

Hello, Michal Stupka

Thank you for your reply

Thanks again for looking carefully

I'm really glad the error was found.

We look forward to the next version.

Have a nice day~ ^^