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How can we turn a text file into an audio file? What are the programs making this job are called?
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With an acronym of TTS.The common usage is "text to speech".
Done.Can we change the title to "text to speech"?
Are there anyone here who tried one of them? And how are Google translate and Bing translator in this area?There are quite a few companies with products to do this. If you do a web search for "tts software" you'll get a lot of hits.
Sorry I don't have the time to find the link today, but there was a news report that Google had a device (maybe prototype) that fits in your ear and does real time translation of more than 20 languages.Are there anyone here who tried one of them? And how are Google translate and Bing translator in this area?
In what context/for what purpose? There are different programs/apps for different uses.Are there anyone here who tried one of them? And how are Google translate and Bing translator in this area?
Just for listening, For example I could listen a story or a lecture note.In what context/for what purpose? There are different programs/apps for different uses.
On your phone or computer? For example, android phones have a native text-to-speech function.Just for listening, For example I could listen a story or a lecture note.
What are the some special purposes for this programs?
For all devices. Phone, PC and others if there is any. (The devices people have been using are becoming more and more smart in time. Such as cars. So I said others). But mainly for PC.On your phone or computer? For example, android phones have a native text-to-speech function.
Sorry, but this question is too broad/unfocused for my taste. I thought you had a specific purpose in mind that I we could help with.For all devices. Phone, PC and others if there is any. (The devices people have been using are becoming more and more smart in time. Such as cars. So I said others). But mainly for PC.
Then it is for PC, I would ilke to turn some texts into speech for just listening to them. But I mean turning them to some file formats such as MP3, this is why I did the title as text to audio. If I turn them into those formats I can listen to them from every device.Sorry, but this question is too broad/unfocused for my taste. I thought you had a specific purpose in mind that I we could help with.
Any of the links CWatters posted would work. Just hunt around for what you want, some have limits on how much text they're willing to do for free, some don't. I use this for editing because having someone read it to me helps me hear it and computers don't misread like humans do.Just for listening, For example I could listen a story or a lecture note.
Video games, handicapped accessibility, teaching, websites, telephony... it's used for lots of stuff.What are the some special purposes for this programs?