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Kenny was a wise man!
Guys, first have a read of the post: by our community member Kenny:
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But, maybe Kenny was a wise man!:p Maybe, he is creating his own voice to text software, and has just posted a comment using his dictation!! who knows... Speaking of that what are the best opensource voice-to-text source codes out there??? It will be great to start a garage project that can bring it out (and rival Google's). Me included. Lets be Kenny :p |
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There is none. Linux has been a pathetic failure with regard to text to speech (oops, speech to text -- both!), and I have seen nothing from the Festival mailing list I have been on for many years to indicate things have changed.
Kenny's message was a horrible one to repost. |
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I think it has a lot to do with Linux. I don't think it's accurate to say it has been of little interest. Kindles have text to speech and they are based on Linux, for example. |
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Heck there's a whole article on it at Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speech_...ition_in_Linux |
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There are actually things happening in the voice recognition area on Maemo right now. Look here: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=72565
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It's amazing to me that you pointed to the Wikipedia article on speech recognition in Linux but forgot to mention that it confirms what I said: it sucks in Linux. And as for text to speech, can anyone point to good voices in Linux? Mostly, the answer I have received when asking year after year is "no". |
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