What I liked about Espeek is that it has support for Windows and MacOSX, I just do not know if lib is compatible. Windows also seems to already have some including the ones in Portuguese: If there is no Portuguese language in the list it is because the driver does not support or does not have the language installed, in the case of Linux e eSpeak already comes with several languages: Drag right to speed up and drag left for speed down. You can use the slider to increase or decrease the conversion speech speed. 2) Choose Speed Level The next step is to choose the speed of the voice. You can enter or paste your text in this field. With Natural Reader 16, the desktop app is finally on par with the webapp. 1) Enter Text When you open the tool, there is a text area block at the top of the page.
#HOW O MAKE MP3 WITH TEXT TO SPEECH MAC MAC OS#
In case you can use voice.languages to get the Portuguese language ID and so set it. This is my preferred software solution on Mac OS for text to speech. name returns a String containing a "human" name to help assimilate language, gender, etc.
languages returns a list of strings that shows the languages supported by the voice
gender returns a String that contains the voice genre being female, male or neutral Then you will select the voice you want, note that voices = engine.getProperty('voices') returns the class class, which has the following properties: The lib by itself does not have the languages installed, who has to have installed is the driver used, in the case of eSpeak I think it already comes with Portuguese, to configure the language in the lib one can use something like, the for is to get all the voices: engine = pyttsx.init()ĮtProperty('voice', voice.id) # troca a vozĮngine.say('The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog.') In the releases of github link and maybe in pip only version 1.1 appears, but in the doc already informs about the version 1.2, in the case it would just install this link manually Then you can install it via PIP: pip install pyttsx Install on Debian and Ubuntu: sudo apt-get install espeak
#HOW O MAKE MP3 WITH TEXT TO SPEECH MAC MAC OS X#
Nsss - NSSpeechSynthesizer in Mac OS X 10.5 and higher I believe that PyQt4 does not support this, and pyqt5 may only come in support in the future (apparently QtSpeech is very recent), so using PyQt is not an option, however I found this: link (it's a bit outdate 2012), but it's cross-platform and support Python2 and this link pyttsx
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