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Posted on by EJ-07080649-0

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Im creating a varibale created from a OpenAI function. The problem appears when I try to use this variable as input to the Medis property in the Voice control and this is not accepted. Do I need to re-format it?

Thanks in advance!

Set(varUt2,OpenAI.CreateSpeech({

model: "tts-1",

input: "Dette er bergen",

voice: "alloy",

response_format: "mp3",

speed: "1"

}))

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I have a function that gives me a stream (mp3) and I fetch this into a variable. I then tried to use this variable as an input to Media in the Audio Player control. Accoding to PowerApps this is not allowed.

Are there any workaround?

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Function:
Set(varUt2,OpenAI.CreateSpeech({
model: "tts-1",
input: "Dette er bergen",
voice: "alloy",
response_format: "mp3",
speed: "1"
}))

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Is "varUt2" base64 format? Try something like below first:
Substitute(base64,"""","")
For Audio control, you can only access audio files from Media and online resource.
For your scenario, your audio file are dynamic converted, Media files are not working.
You could try to upload the audio files to online service which can access directly, and then passing the url in the Audio.Media.
If you did not want to invoke online service, you could try save the audio files to list attachment, and then access it by something like below:
Best Regards,
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