MTTS | A Demo of Mandarin/Chinese TTS frontend | Machine Learning library
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Mandarin/Chinese Text to Speech based on statistical parametric speech synthesis using merlin toolkit. This is only a demo of mandarin frontend which is lack of some parts like "text normalization" and "prosody prediction", and the phone set && Question Set this project use havn't fully tested yet. 一个粗略的文档:A draft documentation written in Mandarin.
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- Convert txt to label
- Add head and tail tail tail to the root node
- Generate a tree structure
- Convert txt to pinyin format
- Calculate the tree for a given word
- Generate a label from a text file
- Performs montreal align
- Load pre - pinyin setting
- Add pinyin to the wav file
- Convert TextGrid to a CSV
- Extract the value from a string
- Build an Entry object
- Reads a textgrid from a textgrid file
- Convert tinyin text to pinyin format
- Generates a tree of syllables
- Load pinyin setting
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QUESTION
Disclaimer: I am extremely new to Android Studio and App Developent so the code may be unorganized
I am currently trying to develop an app in which when you scan an NFC tag with plain text on it, it will say the text aloud through texttospeech (no button). However, when I try to scan the NFC tag, the text comes up but the texttospeech is not working.
Here is my MainActivity:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-01 at 00:39My understanding of TextToSpeech
in the onInit
method you just need to setup text to speech engine, it does not watch a particular widget and speak everything that is in it and does so every time it changes.
To get it to speak the text stored on the NFC card
In buildTagViews
method after the line nfc_contents.setText("NFC Content: " + text);
add
QUESTION
I have an app that plays some text to speech. It works well but I have someone who complains that he can't hear anything on an "Android 10 on a Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ 5G". From the tests I did, it seems that the code is executed without any errors and there is even a pause when the text should be heard, but no sound comes out. Things that were checked:
- The TTS engine is google - but it doesn't work on both Google and Samsung.
- In the TTS settings when you hit play, you can hear the playback sample.
- The language is set to English US
The TTS init code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-17 at 16:20Try removing:
QUESTION
I am working on a text to speech application, text to speech is working fine but now I want to highlight each word while it is being spoken by the speech to text engine.
However, I have overridden onRangeStart() method, but actually, it is not executing in my device(API-25) and below.
Text to Speech is working fine in all devices but the text is highlighted (while TTS processing) only in 26+ API devices. Why this is happing and how to make this functionality backwards compatible? here is my code.
Implemented OnInitListener()
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-29 at 05:59It's because onRangeStart was added in API 26. Therefore, unfortunately, it doesn't work on API 25.
QUESTION
I have an ArrayList of an Object "Words" that has two Strings attributes, which are a word in one language and its translation in another language. The words are taken from txt files that have them separated by the symbol "=" and so there is a word and its translation in each line. Like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-11 at 09:43What you have to do is waiting for the tts to stop speaking the other words each time you call tts.speak(...)
. That you can do with a listener or a callback, I don't know how it is called, but just google "tts on finish speaking listener". When it has finished speaking, you can enter your next word and change the locale accordingly. What you're doing right now is telling the tts to play all words in the two languages at the same time and since the for loop does not wait as well, the next words are also inputted without waiting for the other inputs to have stopped speaking.
QUESTION
So i have an app connected to firebase. The app retrieves data(a string) from firebase into a text view and then the TextToSpeech feature reads the text out(not from the textView but it itself retrieves the same data from firebase real-time database). I have used onDataChange() meathod so the texttospeech feature reads the text out as soon as any change in the data occurs on firebase, and not on the click of any button. Now i want to place a toggle button in my app and use it to either turn the tts feature on or off but i cant get it to work. When the toggle button is off, i want the texttospeech feature to stop and when the button state is on, i want the texttospeech feature to turn back on.This is what ive tried:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-28 at 18:03When you attach a valueEventListener
the listener will trigger as long as there is change in the data, even though you checked the toggle
to off. So the thing that you should do is to remove the listener when you are done:
Directly under this:
QUESTION
I started working with OData and can not figure out how routing and paths are working.
Have a controller :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-12 at 06:21Change the second HttpGet to
QUESTION
A while loop is blocking the UI of my app from showing so I have no chance of pushing the cancel button to break out of it. Also if I am able to get the UI to show by calling the setup function from a TextToSpeech OnInitListener block, I still cant register the button press and exit out.
Why is this happening and how can I get normal, non blocking while loop behavior that I can exit out of with a button click from my cancel button in the UI?
This onCreate does not show the UI at all
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-06 at 16:07Putting the testWhileLoop() function in a coroutine seems to work
QUESTION
I want my application speak a sentence "Hello, If Your Case Is Emergency CALL 911" when the activity starting, but i cannot do that.
i had used the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-02 at 08:38thats because TTS is initializing for a while, pretty fast, but still you can't create new TextToSpeech
and almost immediatelly few lines below call mTTS.speak
. at this moment you don't know is TTS available - you must wait for status == TextToSpeech.SUCCESS
(and also language available confirmation), so you should move you "welcome" speak method call there
QUESTION
An Android app running API > 21 utilizes the framework TextToSpeech class. The tts engine is set as com.google.android.tts.
All the available locales in the engine can be obtained with,
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-03 at 23:42There doesn't seem to be such a function. Pretty silly.
Personally, I would just let the device/engine choose the "best" voice and only let the user specify the language. The Google engine is going to automatically select the most high quality and various other factors.
But, if you really want to allow the user to choose a specific voice from a list, you could at least do something like "French 1," "French 2..." instead of "Voice 1," "Voice 2..." and it wouldn't require hard coding names:
(unchecked code just to illustrate the idea:)
QUESTION
I am using text to speech engine in my App. It works fine on emulator Nexus 6 with API 23 and higher. But on emulator Nexus 6 with API 22 it does not speak. Both emulators use Pico TTS as preferred engine.
My activity layout contains only one button "Speak". This is my activity code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-22 at 19:12Figured out how to solve the problem. Everything works if launch the emulator not via Debugging or Execution but from AVD Manager after starting Android Studio.
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