AT&T Text-To-Speech

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AT&T Text-To-Speech

2004-04-05 17:10:23

AT&T Text-To-Speech is now available for online testing. One can try differnet men/women voices speaking US English, UK English, Latin Am. Spanish, French and German.

Here is the link to demo-page:
AT&T demo-page

AT&T Text-To-Speech

Reply #1 – 2004-04-05 17:16:09

hmm, not really a huge leap forward from what my Amiga 500 was doing back in it's days.

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Reply #2 – 2004-04-05 18:43:38

Dr. Sbaitso !!

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Reply #3 – 2004-04-05 18:54:06

I think this is definitely an improvement over earlier tts engines.

Very good, can't get the intonation right in some places, but some others are near-perfect.

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Reply #4 – 2004-04-05 20:55:40

Mmmm.. I love it when my computer talks dirty to me.

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Reply #5 – 2004-04-06 01:40:03

I wonder if it takes less then couple of gigabytes (meaning tend of modern programs and space needed for leading text-to-speech apps).

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Reply #6 – 2004-04-06 03:20:46

The spanish voice is absolutely unbelievable, much better than anything I´ve listened previously

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Reply #7 – 2004-04-06 05:10:05

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wonder if it takes less then couple of gigabytes (meaning tend of modern programs and space needed for leading text-to-speech apps).

I don't know about this TTS engine, but I use the Scansoft RealSpeak (a slightly older version... 2 years), and it sounds quite nice. It takes about 150 megs per voice. I imagine their newer version takes a little more, but most likely not a great deal.

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