I can succesfully install it to my Samsung Galaxy S2 and it runs but the text is not voiced. I have confirmed that I have requested internet access in my permissions. So not sure what is going on. I will also try to figure it out.
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Paul

It runs in the emulator and even loads onto the device but the text is not read. If you have Flash CS5.5 just try running it using the AIR for Android publishing setting.

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Paul

There shouldn’t be any reason why it wouldn’t work… but yeah i haven’t tested on Android.. maybe there are security errors. probably the best thing to try is running your application on your android with the debug environment running (This can be found in flash cs5 through the following tool bars: “Debug” > “Begin Remote Debug Session” > “Actionscript 3.0″), this should give you feedback on why its not working, then post back here with the results.

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Paul

I made small adobe air app for vocabulary learning and one of the functionality is voice pronunciation via google tts (translate.google.com/translate_tts) and also downloading mp3 and creating wav files containing word+pause+translation.

Unfortunately, google made some restriction, that if it’s used too much, sound is not produced and screen with captcha is displayed instead to verify that it’s human, who want to use this service. This is not good for my application of course because voice pronunciation works on one button click with no browser involved.

I’m using it via proxy file and it worked fine for one year. Now I would need to get mp3 files without proxy, directly as it would be via browser.

Please, is there any way, how to do that?

Thanks a lot