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Happy Birthday

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Last edited Nov 6, 2014
Created on Aug 4, 2014

This interactive greeting combines a YouTube video with real-time text-to-speech synthesis. The app plays a fixed clip while overlaying synchronized audio of a personalized birthday message, generated by the `speakGenerator.js` eSpeak port. The Popcorn.js library controls video playback and schedules each spoken phrase at a specific timestamp via the `example.code()` method. A web form passes custom values for the name and other blanks through URL parameters, which the app reads with native URL parsing.

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