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pronounciation of indian names is the issue , in TTS #991
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It looks like we're missing some important information to help debug your issue. Would you mind providing us with the following details in a reply?
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Currently our TTS models are US-English only so they won't be able to handle Indian name pronunciation well. We eventually plan on expanding our pronunciation support to handle a wider variety of pronunciations in English outputted Audio which can handle these types of names more effectively. For now you can try this technique of spelling a name out in text, outlined in this Doc, it may help. https://developers.deepgram.com/docs/text-to-speech-prompting#pronunciation
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Currently our TTS models are US-English only so they won't be able to handle Indian name pronunciation well. We eventually plan on expanding our pronunciation support to handle a wider variety of pronunciations in English outputted Audio which can handle these types of names more effectively.
For now you can try this technique of spelling a name out in text, outlined in this Doc, it may help.
https://developers.deepgram.com/docs/text-to-speech-prompting#pronunciation