and they are for multiple operating systems.
1-AudioBookMaker
this one is for windows
Here are some features of it
- Automatic text scrolling to make text in current reading position visible ("speech following"). Spoken text also can be highlighted with any color while reading .
- Easy-to-add pluggable pronunciation dictionaries, which helps to customize pronunciation of single words, abbreviations and word-combinations and to make words substitutions.
- Reading of big-sized files.
- MS Word (.DOC) and .HTML files import.
- Remembers each opened document settings (voice parameters, dictionaries set, colors, current speech position etc) between reading sessions.
- Built-in scheduler for automatic computer shutdown on speech finish.
- Optional Windows context menu integration.
2-Gespeaker
Gespeaker works on Linux and windows it can be edited, it doesn't much differ than the AudioBookMaker except that it works on Linux
Its the GUI version of espeak on Linux .
Its available on the APT and pkgs.org
for many Linux Distros .
3-Mac TTS software
Mac has its ability to text-to-speech you can enable it by
if you met any problem while install any of these programs write it in comments and if you know other free TTS programs you can write it aswell
thanks for reading
Gespeaker works on Linux and windows it can be edited, it doesn't much differ than the AudioBookMaker except that it works on Linux
Its the GUI version of espeak on Linux .
Its available on the APT and pkgs.org
for many Linux Distros .
3-Mac TTS software
Mac has its ability to text-to-speech you can enable it by
- Go to System Preferences > Dictation & Speech, and select the Text to Speech tab.
- Enable the Speak selected text when the key is pressed option.
if you met any problem while install any of these programs write it in comments and if you know other free TTS programs you can write it aswell
thanks for reading
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