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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

Interactive Text-to-Speech (Windows, Perl)

This script calls the Windows OLE for the built in TTS. Type what you want the computer to say at the prompt and hit enter. To quit type ":q" (minus the quotation marks).


use Win32::OLE qw( EVENTS );

get_text();

sub get_text{
	$output_speech = <STDIN>;
	chomp($output_speech);
	if($output_speech ne ":q"){
		say_this();
		get_text();
	}
}

sub say_this{
	my $myTTS = new Win32::OLE( "Sapi.SpVoice" ); 
	$myTTS->Speak( "$output_speech" );
	while( $myTTS->{Speaking} )
	{
		Win32::OLE->SpinMessageLoop();
		Win32::Sleep( 100 );
	}
}
to windows perl tts ole text-to-speech by minitotoro on Jan 28, 2008

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
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