Marielle Lange <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://tcts.fpms.ac.be/synthesis/mbrola.html
>
> Multilingual and free, produced by an academic team. But I don't know
> of its quality.
Hi Marielle!
I tried this one [on a Mac, it is a cross-platform technology] , and it
sounds very good.
The english
What's the best English text to speech engine for Windows? I see
there are ones from Microsoft, WinSpeech, Lernout & Hauspie, AT&T,
and maybe others.
I know of this one:
http://tcts.fpms.ac.be/synthesis/mbrola.html
Multilingual and free, produced by an academic team. But I don't know
of i
Thanks Phil for an excellent resonse, I'll do some digging around and see
what solution suits me best.
Bob...
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When I was investigating this a couple of months ago I felt that ATT
had the most natural speech. But the cost was prohibitive for what I
was doing.
Mark
On Sep 15, 2005, at 9:33 AM, Bob Earp wrote:
What's the best English text to speech engine for Windows? I see
there are ones from Mic
Hi Bob -
I've used SAPI 4 & 5 to enable Rev speech synthesis on Windows, and
haven't found any problems on the surface. I'm not doing anything too
fancy with speech, just speaking unmodified English text so far.
As you may have already discovered, there are third-party voices
available whose
What's the best English text to speech engine for Windows? I see there are
ones from Microsoft, WinSpeech, Lernout & Hauspie, AT&T, and maybe others.
Are there others for Spanish, Portuguese and French ?
Also, through searching I see references to SAPI 4.0, SAPI 5.0 and SAPI 5.1
(I assume) st
