Library Speach Voices Mac
- Library Speech Voices Machine
- Library Speech Voices Machines
- No Speech English
- Parts Of Speech
- Election Speech Examples
The Cocoa interface to speech recognition in macOS.
Framework
- AppKit
2020-4-5 cd /System/Library/Speech/ Now to delete the entire Voices directory: sudo rm -rf Voices/. Do note that text to speech will no longer function at all if you do this. It’s also possible to delete all voices using the above method, then manually add a single one if you’d prefer to retain some voice capabilities in Mac. Choice of different voices Speech-to-text Voice recognition still seems like a futuristic tool to some, but it's a growing industry, with many smart assistants such as the Google Home and Amazon Echo now using voice recognition functions to identify users and personalise their experiences.
Declaration
Speech recognition is just one of the macOS speech technologies. The speech synthesis technology allows applications to “pronounce” written text in U.S. English and over 25 other languages, with a number of different voices and dialects for each language (NSSpeech Synthesizer is the Cocoa interface to this technology). 2019-11-10 I would like to know whether there is a good API for 'voice recognition' and 'text to speech' in C. I have gone through Festival, which you can't even say whether the computer is talking because it is so real and voce as well. Unfortunately Festival seems not supporting to voice recognition (I mean 'Voice to Text') and voce is built in Java and it is a mess in C because of JNI. 2020-3-20 One of OS X’s many great new features are all the new high quality multi-lingual voices (here is how to add them yourself).If you went on a voice adding spree like I did, you may quickly realize that all these new voices take up a fair amount of disk space, each weighing in around 400 MB.
Overview
NSSpeechRecognizer
provides a “command and control” style of voice recognition system, where the command phrases must be defined prior to listening, in contrast to a dictation system where the recognized text is unconstrained. Through an NSSpeechRecognizer
instance, Cocoa apps can use the speech recognition engine built into macOS to recognize spoken commands. With speech recognition, users can accomplish complex tasks with spoken commands—for example, “Move pawn B2 to B4” and “Take back move.”
The NSSpeechRecognizer
class has a property that lets you specify which spoken words should be recognized as commands (commands
) and methods that let you start and stop listening (startListening()
and stopListening()
). When the speech recognition facility recognizes one of the designated commands, NSSpeechRecognizer
invokes the delegation method speechRecognizer(_:didRecognizeCommand:)
, allowing the delegate to perform the command.
Speech recognition is just one of the macOS speech technologies. The speech synthesis technology allows applications to “pronounce” written text in U.S. English and over 25 other languages, with a number of different voices and dialects for each language (NSSpeechSynthesizer
is the Cocoa interface to this technology). Both speech technologies provide benefits for all users, and are particularly useful to those users who have difficulties seeing the screen or using the mouse and keyboard. By incorporating speech into your application, you can provide a concurrent mode of interaction for your users: In macOS, your software can accept input and provide output without requiring users to change their working context.
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Topics
init?()
Initializes and returns an instance of the NSSpeechRecognizer
class.
var delegate: NSSpeechRecognizerDelegate?
protocol NSSpeechRecognizerDelegate
A set of optional methods implemented by delegates of NSSpeechRecognizer
objects.
var commands: [String]?
An array of strings defining the commands for which the speech recognizer object should listen.
var displayedCommandsTitle: String?
The title of the commands section in the Speech Commands window or nil
if there is no title.
var listensInForegroundOnly: Bool
A Boolean value that indicates whether the speech recognizer object should only enable its commands when its application is the frontmost one.
var blocksOtherRecognizers: Bool
A Boolean value that indicates whether the speech recognizer object should block all other recognizers (that is, other applications attempting to understand spoken commands) when listening.
func startListening()
Tells the speech recognition engine to begin listening for commands.
func stopListening()
Tells the speech recognition engine to suspend listening for commands.
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See Also
class NSSpeechSynthesizer
The Cocoa interface to speech synthesis in macOS.
Latest versionReleased:
Text to Speech (TTS) library for Python 2 and 3. Works without internet connection or delay. Supports multiple TTS engines, including Sapi5, nsss, and espeak.
Project description
Library Speech Voices Machine
pyttsx3 is a text-to-speech conversion library in Python. Unlike alternative libraries, it works offline, and is compatible with both Python 2 and 3.
Should i backup my mac library and applications folders. Despite the fact that Apple keeps the Mac Library folder hidden from users, it’s good to learn how to show the Library folder on Mac. You may need to access the Library folder when you need to clear cache, remove the app’s leftovers, edit preference files manually, etc.In this article, we explain how to find the Library folder on Mac.
Installation
If you recieve errors such as No module named win32com.client, No module named win32, or No module named win32api, you will need to additionally install pypiwin32.
Usage :
Changing Voice , Rate and Volume :
Full documentation of the Library
Included TTS engines:
- sapi5
- nsss
- espeak
Feel free to wrap another text-to-speech engine for use with pyttsx3.
Project Links:
- PyPI (https://pypi.python.org)
- GitHub (https://github.com/nateshmbhat/pyttsx3)
- Full Documentation (https://pyttsx3.readthedocs.org)
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