Links, February 19, 2004 12:25 PM 2 comments
Text to Speech Converter
AT&T Labs has a demo online that converts text into speech. Nothing new in that - we've got cute little iMacs at work that do that - but not as fluently, or in so many languages, even dialects (US/UK English).
2 comments on Text to Speech Converter
1. /A\ | February 19, 2004 2:55 PM
It's interesting to play with spacing and the spelling of words to make the text-speech converter sound different. I used this website a couple of years ago to make a couple of radio spots for soundcheck. I had to spell things like C F UUUU V ONE OH TOOOO EFFFF EMMM to make it sound decent.
2. SHawn | February 26, 2004 11:50 PM
passed this on to my fellow nerds in the lab. Its an outstanding addition to our geekdom.
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