Re: embedding speech synthesis in mobile applications

Re: embedding speech synthesis in mobile applications @6 I created this topic before reading the documentation and seeing that there was a library available. I had my questions answered now and I’m not looking for much help anymore. I just thought there be a different way of doing

Re: embedding speech synthesis in mobile applications

Re: embedding speech synthesis in mobile applications Yeah, if you're willing to pay for it then the answer is you read their documentation.  It's different for every one of these if the goal is to embed it in the app.  There's no standard.  We won't be much help. URL: https

Re: embedding speech synthesis in mobile applications

Re: embedding speech synthesis in mobile applications @4 I saw the licensing page for the acapela speech synthesizer SDK. It does talk about a yearly fee for use. I am willing to pay, I just need to know how I’m going to call it from dart which I’m reading up on right now URL: https

Re: embedding speech synthesis in mobile applications

Re: embedding speech synthesis in mobile applications The real problem isn't the API, it's going to be licensing.  I believe Acapela isn't free, and Espeak has very unfriendly licensing terms if you want it on iOS.  Point being, if you want something quality in your app that's not a built

Re: embedding speech synthesis in mobile applications

Re: embedding speech synthesis in mobile applications well, in this case, I'd recommend you use the tts API of the mobile OS you wish to target the app for.as I plan targeting both uwp and the android platform, I use a framework that strives to unify the different platform APIs. I know

Re: embedding speech synthesis in mobile applications

Re: embedding speech synthesis in mobile applications Most probably voice selection methods... URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/585313/#p585313 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin/mailman

embedding speech synthesis in mobile applications

embedding speech synthesis in mobile applications there is an app called blind square on the Apple App Store and possibly the android play store that allows you to use the acapela voices inside this application for map navigation. There is also voice dream reader I think it’s called which