How could I make text to speech on a BlackBerry?
There are so many applications on BlackBerry that do this. How do those guys work when it is not supported by BlackBerry?
I don't know what applications you are talking about, but there are two options that don't require text to speech on the BlackBerry:
1) if the set of spoken words is small, pre-record the speach for playback at the appropriate time. My Garmin Street Pilot does this;
2) connect to an on-line server, upload the text and download the synthsized speech. This is how all the SMS and email readers I have looked at work.
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I tried this code which is in swift language but that is not what I want.
I want a background service for my iPhone to read my own SMS to another device, or a google chart sheet.
And also, is it possible to do it in any other languages like flutter or python?
Only just I want to read SMS from an ios device by any programming language without jailbreak.
No, you can't read the whole content of SMS messages since this will violate the user's privacy.
Due to security issues, Apps on iOS can't read sms text messages. I wasted a lot of my time trying to figure that out. IOS keyboard will always recognise OTP and keep the OTP in their clipboard so its easy to paste it in otp field, that's all you can do for now.
Is it possible to convert mp3 files into text without playing it using the microphone, for example, when listening to an audiobook with the mobile device? I was looking for relevant API in IBM Watson but can't find the solution.
Thereis no good/direct way to grab the audio output on android.
Record Android Audio Output
For Speech to Text you could use the Google API
Although if you have the mp3, it should be no problem to convert it to text with Google API.
Take a look here for that.
I am making an interactive app for kids which uses human voices for interaction; I need a software which can generate audio files of natural human speech( like TTS) or any other way out. The App will be using audio files for commercial purpose, I am ready to buy or license the software.
Try with ispeech. It works with mobile apps. It's not free.
NeatSpeech can generate US and UK accent.
You can use TTSEngine.com as a drop-in alternative to the Google or other TTS services. They give you 1000's of requests for free every month with a default voice.
They also sell custom voices, so if you would like your app to have a unique voice they can record an actor and build a TTS from the actor's voice. They'll give the custom voice exclusively to you for use in your apps.
I'm doing an app which converts from speech to text. I have googled and find that google speech api is a google choice. Now I meet a question: When user speak to ios device, how can I capture the audio file? does any Frameworks or APIs should be introduced? And what's the type of raw audio file, WAV or MP3? Thank you.
Why don't you take a look at some of the existing StackOverflow questions on this subject. Try Speech to text Conversion.? or What is the current best speech recognition API for ios to match few keywords?
I would like to build a simple reader app for the iPad 2 that would allow users to navigate/read via voice controls. The app would allow the user to enter a mode where the microphone was live and listened for predefined keywords like 'down', 'up', 'next', 'back', 'home', etc.
I don't want to reinvent the wheel on this so I'm just wondering first, if someone has done this already and if not, are there any good tutorials or SDKs available to help with recording someone's voice, and then comparing future output to see if it matches, or just dealing with the microphone in general?
Let's put aside that this is a fairly vaguely worded question for the moment.
If you are expecting to allow voice control in your app that somehow works throughout the entire device, it's just not possible. Your app would only work to control itself -- or at least itself and whatever external hooks you can normally get to the rest of the device, like, say, playing a song out of the user's iTunes library.
If you're planning on doing this in a jailbroken environment, then you should find some open-source library that does voice recognition -- if there are any -- and start from there. Be prepared for a very long haul, though.
Dragon Mobile SDK is what you're looking for.
http://dragonmobile.nuancemobiledeveloper.com/
There maybe others voice recognition SDKs out there, but this is the only one I can think of from the top of my head.
You can find a library called CMU Sphinx. There's an iphone version for it called
PocketSphinx. See if it fits your needs.
I would like to build a simple reader app for the iPad 2 that would allow users to navigate/read via voice controls.
The iOS 13 new feature Voice Control fully meets your request because you can control your device and your app with your voice exactly the same as with touches.
It's also possible to define actions for some specific words for instance.
The device settings are perfectly well detailed to handle this amazing new feature (Accessibility - Voice Control):
If you need dedicated names to be read out in your app, use the accessibilityUserInputLabels property to define them.
That's definitely the built-in tool your need to reach your goal: no need to use external library or SDK, everything is natively provided. ;o)