Great ! Thanks !! I will test it. Where is located the server ? On your PC ? On 'our' PC at home ?
Can we have it always on line on the web ? do you know a free web site which allow to upload .war/.ear ? On 17 oct, 12:13, "Alvaro Rivas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Wesley, > > Yes, the freeTTS solution I provided to us needs a FreeTTS server. Your > application must have an Internet connection. I'm developing an off-line > version that I will open source too. This off-line version was done for the > ADC I, but It has some bugs. The next step is to porting this code to the > SDK 1.0 but, you know, I have a job and I haven't got many free hours to do > this porting, but It will be done, sure. > > My off-line solution don`t use freeTTS core or FreeTTS so the speech > generated is poor than the speech generated by FreeTTS. > > My objective was to provide you a way to get speech in order to get your > projects demos more atractive, and I can say that the android-freeTTS > interfacing project, as you know, works!!!!. It is a way of getting speech > connecting to a server with an internet connection. > > Thanks you. > > 2008/10/17, Wesley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > > > > hi, > > > thanks to Alvaro Rivas, sharing out the TTS that you have done... > > > but, many freeTTS interfacing??? isit?? most of them is not working??? > > > but Now, the only problem is, your freeTTS, need to have TTSserver... can > > it be offline one??? I mean standalone in Android devices... > > > I know some package is removed... but... > > > because I am developing game for android... hoping to have some TTS effect > > on it... like "wow!!!" or "Great Job" and so on... > > and my Game is offline... not going to be online... + I don't have enough > > resources to setup a server or TTS server.... > > > any idea?? > > did anyone have done the TTS??? can share out??? > > > I really hope Andriod can support TTS... > > > your attention is highly appreciated... > > > thanks... > > > have a nice day... > > > Wesley. > > > On Sat, Oct 11, 2008 at 6:11 PM, Alvaro Rivas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: > > >> Hi blindFold, > >> It's a good thing that there are many freeTTS interfacing. The other two > >> projects I have no idea of the state of implementation. The only thing I > >> know is people has problems getting speech. > > >> My contribution is a simple way of getting speech in your applications. I > >> upload a sample hello word that is ok, it is finished, so you can adapt > >> this > >> code in your code to get the speech. > > >> I had a lot of problems in order to get speech running in my > >> applications, I programmed a lot of ways until I had a way of getting > >> speech. My contribution may be not the best way but it is a real way of > >> getting speech because it is running. > > >> Fell free to testing the 3 projects and if my project is the winner "bet", > >> I hope it will be very useful. > > >> Best regards > > >> 2008/10/11 blindfold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > >>> Hi Alvaro, > > >>> Thanks for sharing! > > >>> I see a bit of a problem in deciding which TTS interface to "bet" on. > >>> It seems that there are currently at least 3 projects aimed at > >>> offering FreeTTS functionality on Android, in different stages of > >>> development. There is the preliminary Android Market screenshot of the > >>> Text-to-Speech Library by Google's Charles Chen at the URL > > >>>http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2008/08/android-market-user-dr... > > >>> Then there is the porting project of FreeTTS by l1ghtm4n at the URL > > >>>http://code.google.com/p/android-text2speech/ > > >>> and there is your (Alvaro Rivas') porting project of FreeTTS at the > >>> URL > > >>>http://sourceforge.net/projects/freettsandroidi/ > > >>> Now most likely there will be various differences in the interfaces > >>> for invoking FreeTTS, so even though I am very interested in making > >>> use of FreeTTS on Android at some stage, and am neutral in my choices, > >>> I have no clear idea which of the three TTS projects I should focus > >>> on, and I am inclined to just wait-and-see to first find out which one > >>> turns out to be the most mature or de facto standard. Any ideas? > > >>> Regards > > >>> The vOICe Android for Android Phones > >>>http://www.artificialvision.com/android.htm > > >>> On Oct 11, 1:47 am, "Alvaro Rivas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >>> > Hi, > > >>> > Due to many question about a interfacing with FreeTTS or speech > >>> generation, > >>> > I decided to open source a part of my ADC I project. It is intended to > >>> be > >>> > used for all of you who wants to get a text to speech system in yours > >>> > developments. > > >>> > Android-freeTTS reads from a Free TTS server a file that can be > >>> executed in > >>> > the android application in order to get speech. > > >>> > Code has been ported to 1.0 Android SDK. I put a sample "hello word" in > >>> > order to see the results of a speech generation. > > >>> > Many bugs can be found, but the idea is to give you a basic speech > >>> > generation in order to be included in your developments in others ADC's > > >>> > Projects are Eclipse projects, maybe you must add JDK System library in > >>> your > >>> > projects. > > >>> > A documentation file is supplied. Please read the howto section. (IP > >>> address > >>> > and other things must be configured before you use this). > > >>> > Hope it helps you, if not, sorry!.. > > >>> >http://sourceforge.net/projects/freettsandroidi/ > > >>> > Thanks- Masquer le texte des messages précédents - > > - Afficher le texte des messages précédents - --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Android Developers" group. 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