For a designed voice the instruct prompt is the voice's identity — the TTS
engine reproduces the voice from that text alone. The only copy saved was the
`note` display summary, clipped to 240 characters, which left 43 of 73 voices
cut off mid-sentence. Save the complete prompt in its own field so the engine
can register a voice from the whole description.
Existing voices keep working from the clipped copy (it still carries gender,
accent and timbre) and pick up the full text when next redesigned.
Pairs with the engine-side fix in tts-dgx-spark-faster-qwen3-tts.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Introduces the new Studio section (Source -> Characters -> Voices ->
Perform & Export) that reuses the existing Read Aloud/Library/Script
Rehearsal code via DOM reparenting instead of duplicating it, and rolls up
a long tail of bugs found while producing a real audiobook through it:
umlaut-eating name sanitizers, a voice picker that mispositioned itself and
capped results at 60, PDF pagination silently breaking on trimmed \f
markers, a race letting stale audio keep playing after a new line was
clicked, an alias-overlap bug that could silently redirect a voice/image
save onto the wrong character, voice design failing outright during brief
TTS backend restarts instead of retrying, sparse cast entries defaulting to
English/wrong gender, and a reassigned voice never reaching an already-open
Stage session or invalidating its cached audio. Also adds a persistent
per-line audio cache, audiobook export browsing/download, and an inline
voice-design prompt editor. Full details in CHANGELOG.md.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
