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In this tutorial, you will learn how to create and export TTS audio from Speakonia. [[Starter Kit/Tutorial: Exporting Audio using Balabolka|Balabolka version here,]] and [[Starter Kit/Tutorial: Exporting Audio using TTSReader|TTSReader version here.]]
 
In this tutorial, you will learn how to create and export TTS audio from Speakonia. [[Starter Kit/Tutorial: Exporting Audio using Balabolka|Balabolka version here,]] and [[Starter Kit/Tutorial: Exporting Audio using TTSReader|TTSReader version here.]]

Revision as of 14:49, 14 February 2019


In this tutorial, you will learn how to create and export TTS audio from Speakonia. Balabolka version here, and TTSReader version here.

Things to Note

  • in Speakonia, you are required to register the software before you are able to export audio. Due to Speakonia no longer being supported, CFS-Technologies has provided a register code that works with all new installs of Speakonia. Balabolka and TTSReader do not have this limitation.


Tutorial

  1. In Speakonia, enter the text you would like read out into an audio file.
    Screenshot 91.png
  2. Press Play (F5) to make sure everything is pronounced correctly. If not, edit your text until it is pronounced correctly.
  3. Press File > Save as Wave File, or F9 on your keyboard.
    Screenshot 92.png
  4. If the feature is locked, you probably didn't register. Try registering again.
    Screenshot 93.png
  5. If not, then this dialogue will pop up.
    SaveFile.png
  6. Navigate to a folder of your choice. You can do this by typing the path or using the Browse.. function.
    ExportBox.png
  7. Check to see if your audio was written. If the .wav's there, you're good to go!
    Complete.png