Mike Ray,
I have svox-pico install, can you provide a quick example of how
convert a text file to audio from the Linux command line?
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You also need sox and picospeaker as my original email said.
Here's an example:
picospeaker -l en-GB -r 20 -o example.flac file-of-text
or:
picospeaker -l en-GB -r 20 -o string.flac this is a string
Audio file types can be any supported by sox.
Type an incorrect language value to see valid
Hello,
svox-pico is a nice small TTS engine with a pleasing female voice.
A chap called Kyle has created a command-line interface to pico which
provides a means of reading text and generating any of the sound file
formats supported by sox.
To install on Debian, and probably any of the
