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To specify text-to-speech settings for your device: • Open your device's Settings app. • Select Accessibility, then Text-to-speech output.
• Choose your preferred engine, language, speech rate, and pitch. • Note: The default text-to-speech engine choices vary by device. Options can include Google's Text-to-speech engine, the device manufacturer's engine, and any third-party text-to-speech engines that you've downloaded from the Google Play Store. • Optional: To hear a short demonstration of speech synthesis, press Play. • Optional: To install voice data for another language, select Settings, then Install voice data. Choose the language that you want to install.
For anyone who is interested I've ported a text-to-speech engine to the Raspberry Pi. Google's Android project includes an offline TTS engine called Pico TTS that they licensed from a company called SVOX but open sourced under the Apache 2 license. It is a good quality, well documented product and is designed to run efficiently on embedded platforms like the Raspberry Pi and your smart phone. I had to do a little hacking to exact it fully from Android and also write a simple demo application to show how it is used so it might be a little rough around the edges but it works and supports several different languages. It is also far nicer to listen to than eSpeak I made a rather poor quality video/presentation to demo it in action which you can see here: You can find the source code on GitHub here: It would be good for someone to try it out and let me know if it works for you. I'm sure many projects could benefit from it. I've also left the code for the Java bindings in (untouched) just in case it could be incorporated into something like Scratch.
Yggdrasil wrote:Wow, many thanks for this hint and port of the pico speech engine. It's also compilable on other systems and I really like the quality (compared with espeak and festival ). Edit: Ok, this engine isn't better in all cases. I like the voice in short sequences. Long sequences/sentences sounds quite monotone. It is very portable I noticed the core library in the pico/lib directory required exactly zero changes to build for the Raspberry Pi. The additional C++ bits that wrap around it and extend it took some work but it adds the SSML features.
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I also added a sample program so there is an example of how to use it. I agree the speech isn't perfect to get the very best results you usually need a huge data file with lots of pre-recorded words and phrases which can be hundreds of megabytes if not gigabytes in size. Code: pi$ testtts 'Hello' Pico TTS Test App Input string: 'Hello' Failed to load language Synthesising text. Failed to synth text and then hangs.