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Text-To-Speech is currently enabled through a library, speech.js. This library is not a node package, so is currently linked to in the /example/js folder. For my library to work as a standalone, speech.js (or another TTS library) must be bundled better.
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Not sure what your requirements are, but I've been using meSpeak.js with success (built on speech.js I believe) ~2.5Mb Also, if you are mostly using Chrome and Safari (partial support) you can just use the web speech API which is really easy. It doesn't feed directly into webAudio though, so I couldn't use it in my project.
Great timing as speech.js has been giving me fits recently.
Yes I do want to route it through the WAAPI, and am currently doing so. But the Speech API is so enticing as it is native... I will look into meSpeak thanks!
Not sure what your requirements are, but I've been using meSpeak.js with success (built on speech.js I believe) ~2.5Mb Also, if you are mostly using Chrome and Safari (partial support) you can just use the web speech API which is really easy. It doesn't feed directly into webAudio though, so I couldn't use it in my project.
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Text-To-Speech is currently enabled through a library, speech.js. This library is not a node package, so is currently linked to in the /example/js folder. For my library to work as a standalone, speech.js (or another TTS library) must be bundled better.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: