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The SVOX Pico engine text-to-speech
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pirateman
2015-03-02 , 13:56
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Hello,
I propose a new text-to-peech module on N900, which I think is good.
I recompiled the svox packages of the Debian distribution:
https://packages.debian.org/source/squeeze/svox
having failed to send the packet on maemo Garage:
https://garage.maemo.org/projects/svox/
I put the .deb (Compatible Thumb) on
https://openrepos.net
.
Installed the packages in the following order:
1 -
https://openrepos.net/content/mickaelh/libttspico-data
2 -
https://openrepos.net/content/mickaelh/libttspico0
3 -
https://openrepos.net/content/mickaelh/libttspico-utils
4 -
https://openrepos.net/content/mickaelh/libttspico-dev
In the terminal, do :
Code:
$ Pico2wave -l -w test.wav en-US \"Hello world !! \"
I also created a script to translate text into voice so ilimité, the only constraint is the disk space
.
and it's very easy to use, you have just to :
- On a text file
- Or text copied to the clipboard directly
how to use my script:
- Uploaded my script on
https://github.com/GwadaLUG/pico-read-speaker
- Unzip it into a directory of your choice.
- Select your text or ctrl-a on a web page and then ctrl-c to copy.
- In the terminal:
Code:
$ ./text2wav.py
It creates the following files articleX.wav good listener.
PS
: notice to the developer, the SVOX honest packages SDK lingware we can go much further.
Improving translations of votes. Enabled support for multiple voices, etc.
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Last edited by pirateman; 2015-03-10 at
21:20
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