Created by: null on 05-05-2005 08:01:38 AM Hi Elam, I have disabled barge-in for both Voice and DTMF in an audio element , but when the application runs , it allows barge-in for DTMF. Can you help me to disable the barg-in for both?
Subject: RE: Barge-in Replied by: Michael Bochynski on 05-05-2005 09:43:43 PM Hi Jaison,
Note that if you disable barge-in in the Audio element, it will apply to this element only, not the whole application. Setting the barge-in to false in the VoiceXML Properties on the application level will also not work, since the local element-scope barge-in property will take precedence.
You can either turn off barge-in in the elements you do not want to allow barge-in or use the bargeintype VoiceXML Property. This property will cause the prompt not be stopped until a complete match of an active grammar is detected. Input that does not match a grammar is ignored (note that this even applies during the timeout period). Note, however, that as a consequence, a nomatch event will never be generated in the case of hotword bargein.
Subject: RE: Barge-in Replied by: null on 05-05-2005 11:30:31 PM Hi Michael, I want to disable the Barge-in(DTMF & Speech) only for an audio element not throught the application. I have selected both option in the settings pane and unticked the barge-in check box in Initial audio group for that element. But , it doesn't work for DTMF( allows for barge-in for DTMF). I am using audium 3.3 version. Cheers
Subject: RE: Barge-in Replied by: Michael Bochynski on 19-05-2005 03:05:26 PM Hi,
Disabling barge-in should disbale both speech and DTMF input. If you are still allowed to barge-in with DTM it might be a browser issue.
Please double check the outputted VXML in the web browser that the barge-in is set to false for this element. You might want to try to replicate the issue using static vxml page.
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