Languages
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Each language used in a Fuse application has its own language tab in the Audio manager. The name of the language automatically populates the tab title, e.g. English (U.S.A).
Users set the default language when creating a new application. The default language cannot be deleted.
This creates a new tab for that language. Fuse automatically copies the prompts from the default language to the new language. There is no need to construct a new call-flow for each language.
It is not possible to delete the default language.
Deleting a language permanently removes all of the prompts and pre-recorded audio for that language.
Users can update one or more audio files for a specific language using the Upload ZIP feature.
Note: When changing audio files, Fuse only overwrites the audio files in the ZIP file; it does not overwrite all the files for that language. For example, if an application has 10 English prompts with pre-recorded audio and a user wants to update two of the prompts, they can record new prompts, name them properly, and upload them in a ZIP file. Fuse will overwrite the audio files for those two prompts, but not the other 8 in the application. Each additional language must be updated separately.
To add an additional language(s) to a Fuse application, click on the button next to the language tab. This generates a pop-up window with a drop-down menu. Select the desired language from the list provided.
Use the Language () module to allow end-users to select their preferred language on a call. Adding a new language in the audio manager will automatically update the available language options in the Language () module.
To delete a language from a Fuse application, position the cursor over the language tab and a small gear () icon appears in the upper right-hand corner of the tab. Clicking on the gear () icon gives users the option to delete a language from their application.
Click the button to download a ZIP file that contains audio files of all the audio files for that application.
Click the button to upload a ZIP file that contains audio files of all the audio files for that application.
Click the button to download a CSV file that contains the filename and prompt text for each prompt in the application. Exported CSV files contain information for one language at a time. If users want a CSV file for each language in their application they must download each one individually.
