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I tried both options you gave me, in dictionary.voice once at a time, but no luck at all.
It continoues to announce (Master Volume at in english) (100% in my native lang).
Little bit funny combination but attractive. :)
Thanks for your time
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Hmmm, I will have to investigate further. The string was built piece-wise (because of using a variable) then localization was done. I wonder if it needs to be exact, like
Master volume at %s %%="translation in my native lang %s %%"
If that doesn't work, I'll try to do it different and give you a different solution later.
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I tried the (Master volume at %s %%="translation in my native lang %s %%") but doesn't work. Sorry I'm disturbing you so much. Thanks for the "solution", whenever it comes. Regards
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No problem at all. I'm curious to why the current methods doesn't work. It will take some time to investigate, in the mean while, I can "hard code" the greek translation for you. What would you want it to say? (ie: the translation you want)
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Master volume at="Ένταση στο"
:)
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Good news, here is the fixed; I've tested with English voice and it substituted correctly
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:hooray: perfect :good2: Thank you
