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Festival TTS for Ruby

This text-to-speech engine uses Ruby and festival. Listen to the output as an mp3 sample [twittergram.com]

Prerequisites:
sudo apt-get install festival lame
sudo gem install festivaltts4r

require "rubygems"
require "festivaltts4r"
				
"I'm talking".to_speech

Reference: Festival TTS for Ruby - Make your Ruby Strings talk! [rubyforge.org]

to ruby text speech tts festival voice by jrobertson on Mar 14, 2008

Espeak is a Text-to-speech program which I have used on Ubuntu. A sample of the audio can be found from my twittergram [twittergram.com]. Note: I made a few spelling mistakes in the audio, listen and tell me if you can hear them.

espeak -f hello_jr -s 120

to linux shell audio speech voice text-to-speech synthesizer by jrobertson on Mar 12, 2008

Speech recognition

The code is too long. I'd rather just make a link.
It uses MS Speech SDK 5.1 via COM.

to python win32 speech asr by korakot on Sep 17, 2005

Text-to-speech

>>> import win32com.client
>>> s = win32com.client.Dispatch("SAPI.SpVoice")
>>> s.Speak('Hello, how are you?')

You need MS Speech SDK installed. See recipe.

to python win32 speech tts speak by korakot on Sep 17, 2005