[jingai]

@digiltd, though that doesn't explain why "eject media" doesn't work. Also, have you tried full-stops with capital letters and no spaces?

Though I'd have a hard time believing Alexa can't work out that a word in all caps is an acronym..

edit: Looked it up instead of being lazy like I'd planned.. lol.. the docs say the way we had it is right:

For better recognition, acronyms and other phrases involving spoken letters should either be all caps (“HD”) or separated by periods (“h.d.”). Using lowercase for initialisms may lead to unreliable recognition since the spoken form may not correctly be detected.

As noted on GitHub that extract is talking about slot data not sample utterances. But ignoring that, the sample utterances currently on the master branch have the acronyms in lowercase with no periods or spaces i.e. cd and dvd.

Aye, I just read the wrong spot.. but even when done correctly, Alexa still doesn't seem to want to pass it to the skill reliably. I can get CD and bluray to work, but none of the others here.