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For Daisy 2.02 tiltles there are issues with footnotes when the note body is split into two audio elements within a seq. Is it be because there is a gap between clip-end in the first audio and clip-begin in the second audio (which is intentional)?
Using Thorium 3.0, both audio elements are read when referenced from main text. But when reading the footnotes section, only the first audio in every footnote is read, and then the second audio for all the elements are read,
Using Thorium 3.1, only the first audio element is read for both occations.
For Daisy 2.02 tiltles there are issues with footnotes when the note body is split into two audio elements within a seq. Is it be because there is a gap between clip-end in the first audio and clip-begin in the second audio (which is intentional)?
Using Thorium 3.0, both audio elements are read when referenced from main text. But when reading the footnotes section, only the first audio in every footnote is read, and then the second audio for all the elements are read,
Using Thorium 3.1, only the first audio element is read for both occations.
See attached file for examples
A0108-tts-v4-daisy.zip
Content file, main text, note reference:
Corresponding smil:
Content file, footnote:
Corresponding smil:
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