For speech recognition there are the various Sphinxes. The different variants have different pros and cons, there is a comparison here Comparison of Sphinx versions. Sphinx 4 is Java, but the others are C, I believe.
Guys there is an updated package compatible with Python3 : pyttsx3 Works offline with no delay in the sound produced. Installation: pip install pyttsx3 Visit https://pyttsx3.readthedocs.io for the full usage docs. Thanks!
JSON.stringify includes an object’s own, enumerable properties (spec) that have values that aren’t functions or undefined (as JSON doesn’t have those), leaving out ones it inherits from its prototype, any that are defined as non-enumerable, and any whose value is a function reference or undefined. So clearly, the object you get back from getVoices()[0] has … Read more
You can try this code: import pyttsx3 engine = pyttsx3.init() voices = engine.getProperty(‘voices’) for voice in voices: print(voice, voice.id) engine.setProperty(‘voice’, voice.id) engine.say(“Hello World!”) engine.runAndWait() engine.stop() Then instead of the for loop, just pick up your preferred voice.id
The TTS SDK doesn’t have any pause functionality that I know of. But you could use synthesizeToFile() to create an audio file that contains the TTS output. Then, you would use a MediaPlayer object to play, pause, and stop playing the file. Depending on how long the text string is, it might take a little … Read more
There are several possible workarounds that have found which provide the ability to create audio from text; two of which require requesting an external resource, the other uses meSpeak.js by @masswerk. Using approach described at Download the Audio Pronunciation of Words from Google, which suffers from not being able to pre-determine which words actually exist … Read more
You should try using the PyTTSx package since PyTTS is outdated. PyTTSx works with Python 2. For Python 3, install the PyTTSx3 package. http://pypi.python.org/pypi/pyttsx/ https://pypi.org/project/pyttsx3/
It is now possible to use male/female voice and change it from App UI dynamically. Define TTS like this (add google tts engine in constructor): tts = new TextToSpeech(context, this, “com.google.android.tts”); contex = activity/app this= TextToSpeech.OnInitListener From tts.getVoices() list, chose your desired voice by it’s name like this: for (Voice tmpVoice : tts.getVoices()) { if … Read more
For online,you can use my Google-TTS-Library-For-iOS to achieve your goal. Offline iPhone TTS implementation is easy to do. You can see the details here. There are many paid and free iOS TTS libraries are available . They are , Free (Offline/Online) iphone-tts Note: read “HOW TO USE” section . TTSOverview-iOS flite-1.4-iphone Openears cmu.edu RJGoogleTTS VocalKit … Read more
The Web Speech API Specification does not presently provide a means or hint on how to achieve returning or capturing and recording audio output of window.speechSynthesis.speak() call. See also MediaStream, ArrayBuffer, Blob audio result from speak() for recording? Re: MediaStream, ArrayBuffer, Blob audio result from speak() for recording? Re: MediaStream, ArrayBuffer, Blob audio result from … Read more