@nomad... Make sure you set the volume first before you speak... see below...

#set volume of the ezb4
SetVolume(100) #any number between 0 and 150
sayEZB("Hi my name is KD, nice to meet you all")

As Richard said. But to elaborate (because I am bored...)

SpeakVolume() sets the volume for the PC soundcard SetVolume() sets the volume for the EZ-B V4 on board speaker

Both need to be used before using any audio functions otherwise it's like pressing play on a CD and then turning the volume down once it's finished playing.

sorry late respons had to charge batt.

rich it works great and i made a copie for myself.

rr it works up to (100)

thank you bolt

Hmmm... you gave this one to Rich? Not sure that was fair as I was the one who answered your question first.... Anyway, it does work up to 150... this is basically overdrive so the sound might get distorted...

rr

i try first yours whit 150,it didn work i also try whit 120-130-140 none did work. gess my pc is not so good win7. then i try rich set and speak,it works but just a little higher. so what can i do to make you feel better.

Well I guess DJ is a liar because his ez script example states volume level can be set from 1 to 150... Anything over 100 is overdrive... I just tested it, it works perfectly with SetVolume(150)... Nice and loud!

Rich's example is the same as mine... So how can his work better if he using the same command set as me?

rr lets not be rude by calling names. i took a pic to see we are talking about the same volume.

@Nomad look farther down the script commands for SetVolume not speakVolume they are two different commands