[備忘録] Pythonで作る音声入力対応Webページ - FastAPIを使った実装
https://qiita.com/Tadataka_Takahashi/items/96bc60de072b1123da88?utm_campaign=popular_items&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=popular_items
[備忘録] Pythonで作る音声入力対応Webページ - FastAPIを使った実装
https://qiita.com/Tadataka_Takahashi/items/96bc60de072b1123da88?utm_campaign=popular_items&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=popular_items
Got one of those infuriating bugs where it works fine on all my Linux + Windows browsers, on Android but not on iOS.
But my MWE does, in fact, work. And I can't tell where the heck I'm doing anything different in my actual code. Smh
Advice on speech synthesis:
I'm working on a simple project using Web Speech API to do speech synthesis. However, I want it to say phrases for karate, which use a mix of (say) English and Japanese.
E.g. "そと うけ(soto uke), going forwards"
Using an English voice mispronounces the Japanese, and vice versa for a Japanese voice.
I can't seem to spell the Japanese phonetically in a way that gets spoken naturally. Any suggestions?
I wrote a tool as a vtuber experiment that uses the draft Web Speech API to convert my speech into text and back again as a sort of voice-hider
https://gist.github.com/Lachee/46b0deee854c8b990242582f72edb0a2
Its ok, but the default Synths and Recognisers struggle to pickup what i am saying and sound pretty jarring themselves.
Voice-enabling an Angular App with Wake Words
Quick Tip: Web Speech API supports Chrome only, if you want your app to run across browsers, try Picovoice STTs.
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