The Espeak speech synthesizer uses a format synthesis method to provide a speech in many languages in a compact size, allowing it to run on Linux, Windows, and other platforms. Most of the programming for Espea
Now you know how to use Google's API, but what if you want to use text-to-speech technologies offline? Well,pyttsx3library comes to the rescue. It is a text-to-speech conversion library in Python, and it looks for TTS engines pre-installed in your platform and uses them, here are t...
espeak -ven+whisper "Welcome to Dexter tutorial" 2>/dev/null Modifying Speech Speed The “-s” parameter controls the speed of reading a single word. It sets the speed in words-per-minute. The default value is 175. I generally use a faster speed of 260. The lower limit is 80. There...
For many,Wifi Radaris a Python/PyGTK2 application that offers quite a bit more features and flexibility than the average tool (it will even speak the status of your connection – when connecting or disconnecting – so you know, without looking, if you are connected.) Wifi Radar is easy t...
Audiogenipy: Create Audiobooks With Python And gTTS Effortlessly In Linux Speech Note: An Offline Speech Recognition, Text-to-Speech and Translation App for Linux eSpeak NG – A Text To Speech Synthesizer For Linux Featured Image byStas Knop from Pexels....