Text To Voice Microsoft Sample
Enter text here and press play. CereProc's v4.0 SAPI voices are compatible with Microsoft SAPI 5 and are supported on Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 (32bit and 64bit), Windows 8, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10. They appear in the Windows Text-to-Speech Control Panel. All voices are 48kHz for excellent clarity and naturalness.
Quickstart: Convert text-to-speech using Python • • 4 minutes to read • Contributors • In this article In this quickstart, you'll learn how to convert text-to-speech using Python and the text-to-speech REST API. The request body in this guide is structured as, which allows you to choose the voice and language of the response. This quickstart requires an with a Speech Service resource. If you don't have an account, you can use the to get a subscription key.
The sequels, against new alien invasions, are set underwater ( Terror from the Deep, set in 2040), in a futuristic megacity ( Apocalypse, set in 2084), and in space ( Interceptor, set in 2067 and making it a prequel to Apocalypse). UFO: Enemy Unknown, featuring a ground combat system, remains the most popular and successful game in the series, having been often featured on various lists of best video games of all time. The first sequel, Terror from the Deep, was quickly created by MicroProse's internal team; based on the same game engine and used largely identical gameplay mechanics. Apocalypse took several new directions with the series, introducing an optional combat system and shifting the aesthetics to a style.
Prerequisites This quickstart requires: • Python 2.7.x or 3.x •,, or your favorite text editor • An Azure subscription key for the Speech Service Create a project and import required modules Create a new Python project using your favorite IDE or editor. Then copy this code snippet into your project in a file named tts.py. Import os, requests, time from xml.etree import ElementTree. Note For more information on authentication, see.
Make a request and save the response Here you're going to build the request and save the speech response. First, you need to set the base_url and path.
This sample assumes you're using the West US endpoint. If your resource is registered to a different region, make sure you update the base_url. For more information, see. Next, you need to add required headers for the request. Make sure that you update User-Agent with the name of your resource (located in the Azure portal), and set X-Microsoft-OutputFormat to your preferred audio output.
For a full list of output formats, see. Then construct the request body using Speech Synthesis Markup Language (SSML). This sample defines the structure, and uses the tts input you created earlier.