eSpeak is a compact, multi-language, open source text-to-speech synthesizer. This version is a SAPI5 compatible Windows speech engine which should work with screen readers such as Jaws, NVDA, and Window-Eyes. Note that the information in the docs di
AT&T Natural VoicesTM Text-To-Speech Engines Version 4.2 for Linux Developer’s Guide Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2. Minimum Requirements 3. Installation 4. Using the Server Edition 5. Using the Desktop Edition 6. Client C++ SDK Getting Started
Text-to-speech is a technology for taking written text and rendering it as synthesized speech. Windows Vista includes text-to-speech engines in the English (U.S.) and Chinese (simplified) language versions. (Users of Windows Vista Ultimate and Premi
2001 Dutoit This paper tries to give a comprehensive introduction to state-of-the-art Text-To- Speech (TTS) synthesis by highlighting its Digital Signal Processing (DSP) and Natural Language Processing (NLP) components. As a matter of fact, since ve
DSpeech is a program of TTS (Text To Speech) with functionality of ASR (Automatic Speech Recognition) integrated. And' that is in degree to read to tall voice the written text and to choose the sentences to pronounce according to the vocal answers o
