--- In advanced_delphi@yahoogroups.com, "Charlie Chambers" <chambers...@...> wrote: > > Hi David, > Good job as i just confirmed the same with > the code you set! > > Cheers, > Charlie >
Thank you Charlie. Not too bad... considering I'm a newbie. :) Oh yea... I figured out how to do the playback of the generated wave file. Add a third button (to my previous post) and put the following in it's procedure... // Start Of Code FileName := 'sapi_voice_test.wav'; SPVoice1 := TSpVoice.Create(nil); SpVoice1.Speak(FileName, SVSFIsFilename); SPVoice1.Free; // End Of Code I was using a VB example and that's why I couldn't get it to work. In the VB example they use the .SpeakStream method (which produces a Type mismatch error in Delphi). I'm not clear on... why it doesn't work. The SpFileStream's default interface is ISpeechFileStream. ISpeechFileStream is inherited from ISpeechBaseStream, which is what the .SpeakStream method needs. *shrugs* Anyways... in Delphi you can simply use the .Speak method (as shown above) and it works. David
