Author Topic: text2Speech - Hairy Ballsack Edition  (Read 3162 times)

I could work on the torque side



or i can code in voice selection.
i think i'll do voice selection.


UPDATE: I made a script that loops through all available voices and they say their name. Then you type the name you want in and it saves it so next time it pops up it will load it. I'll now work on a GUI for this.
« Last Edit: January 15, 2014, 11:34:32 PM by 0xBRIANSMITH »

ha, it's exactly the same as mine
except I used twisted python sockets
lol

needs to be compaditble with speakonia

Step 6. Open local.py (if it shuts down instantly, post the error (can be achieved by executing it in console) and I'll instruct you how to fix it)

That means you didn't install pyttsx.

Do people enjoy skipping steps? or what's the deal

To be fair, I did need to download another library called setuptools before I could do step 3.

I tried to install pyttsx using the setup.py in it, but it said it required the setuptools library. So I downloaded the setuptools library then I got this:


cd \Documents\pyttsx-1.1\
setup.py build install

Here's a much simpler (in my opinion, anyway) way:

  • Install Python.
  • Run this script.
  • $ easy_install pip
  • $ pip install pyttsx
  • $ pip install win32api

Also for the next version I included support for Speakonia.