VoxForge, doa a túa voz para axudar ao software libre.
VoxForge, doa a túa voz para axudar ao software libre. Venres, 28 de Agosto de 2009 VoxForge é un proxecto que ten como obxectivo de compilar voces que a xente doe para poder ser usadas no desenvolvemento de ferramentas de recoñecemento de voz libre e de código aberto. A voces que sexan doadas a este proxecto estarán dispoñíbeis baixo licenza GPL, e empregaranse para impulsar o desenvolvemento de proxectos de software libre como poden ser Sphinx, ISIP ou Julius. As persoas que estean interesadas nos aplicativos relacionados co recoñecemento de voz, ou simplemente que queiran doar a súa voz para colaborar co software libre poderán colaborar con esta iniciativa dende a propia páxina web do proxecto. Para doar a voz hai que ler algunhas frases, para o que polo de agora os idiomas dispoñíbeis son castelán, inglés, portugués, alemán, francés, hebreo, italiano, holandés e ruso.
Voce Silvia Silvia - Tutorial di Alessio Antonellis
Come molti altri utenti ho riscontrato dei problemi nell’istallazione di ScanSoft Silvia_Dri40_16kHz.La procedura non è delle più semplici. Innanzi tutto scaricate la voce di Silvia RSSolo4Italian.zip Il primo problema si riscontra subito dopo l’installazione del file RSSolo4ItalianSilvia.exeAndando sulle Speech Properties – TextToSpeech tra le Voci selezionabili NON c’è ancora la nostra Silvia. Per risolverlo basta andare sul programma regetid.exe andate su HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Speech\Voices\Tokens Tasto destro su Tokens, New –> Key e la chiamate ScanSoftSilvia_Dri40_16kHz A questo punto dovete solo inserire i valori del registro, al primo “(Default)” cambiategli il valore con ScanSoft Silvia – Italiano (IT) Per gli altri fate stasto destro New –> StringValue I Nomi e i Valori li trovate nella schermata sottostante Su VoiceData inserite l’indirizzo del file Silvia.dat che trovate nella cartella ScanSoft\RealSpeakSolov4\speech\components\data\
book2 Audio Trainer - Learn 40 Languages Online for Free - English Spanish French Chinese German Italian Russian Dutch Portuguese ...
Free language lessons in over 50 languages book2 contains 100 lessons that provide beginners with a basic vocabulary. With no prior knowledge, you will learn to fluently speak short sentences in real-world situations in no time. The book2 method successfully combines audio and text for effective language learning. THE BOOKS accompanying the audio files are reasonably priced and will supplement your language learning.
Firevox
An Important Note If you have never installed Fire Vox before, then you must read the Installation Guide before proceeding. The Extension CLC-4-TTS Suite with Fire Vox - Bundle Pack 4.0 (Firefox extension) Important Note: This file should have the extension ".xpi" after you download it.
MBROLA
MBROLA is speech synthesis software as a worldwide collaborative project. The MBROLA project web page provides diphone databases for many[1] spoken languages. The MBROLA software is not a complete speech synthesis system for all those languages; the text must first be transformed into phoneme and prosodic information in MBROLA's format, and separate software (e.g. eSpeakNG) is necessary. History[edit] MBROLA project started in 1995 at TCTS Lab of the Faculté polytechnique de Mons (Belgium) as a scientific project to obtain a set of speech synthesizers for as many languages as possible. First release of mbrola software was in 1996 and was provided as freeware for non-commercial, non-military application.[2] Licenses for created voice databases differ, but are also mostly for non-commercial and non-military use.
Speech Recognition HOWTO
Speech Recognition HOWTO Stephen Cook scook@gear21.com
Balabolka
Balabolka is a Text-To-Speech (TTS) program. All computer voices installed on your system are available to Balabolka. The on-screen text can be saved as an audio file. The program can read the clipboard content, extract text from documents, customize font and background colour, control reading from the system tray or by the global hotkeys.
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Wibbitz Raises Seed Funding To Turn Articles Into Video Summaries
Wibbitz, a new service that functions as sort of a “play button” for the Web, has just raised a seed round of approximately half a million. The service is similar to former TechCrunch Disrupt winner Qwiki, in that it, too, automatically generates videos on the fly using the content found on a given website. But unlike Qwiki, Wibbitz is positioned as a tool designed specifically for publishers who want to provide an easy-to-digest video summary of an article or articles’ content.
Microsoft Speech Platform - Runtime
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