Text to Speech using Python (saves to .wav file, but not good performance)

import pyttsx3

from time import sleep

names = ["Bee noy", "Om ana", "Namítha", "Thæjus" ]

speaker = pyttsx3.init()

for i in range(len(names)):

  speaker.say(names[i])

  sleep(1)

  

speaker.runAndWait()

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xj8u15bx9R8 (added on 14th Nov., 20)

# pip install pywin32

from win32com.client import Dispatch

s = Dispatch("SAPI.SpVoice")

s.speak("Hello world")

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https://medium.com/@yashmahe2018/text-to-speech-in-python-6fd91800d060

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#1: Install Packages

These instructions are meant for Python 3.6, if you have an older version you can upgrade or try to follow along, but the code won’t be exactly the same. Make sure the following packages are installed:

pip install os

pip install gtts

#2: Import Packages

import os

from gtts import gTTS

#3: Create the variable called text

text = "How are you doing today?"

#4: Use the package gTTS to create sounds that say the text.

obj = gTTS(text = text, slow = False)

#5: Save the sound in a .wav file called “wavFile.wav”

obj.save("wavFile.wav")

#6: Playing the file

In this step you will use the operating system to play the wav file.

os.system("start wavFile.wav")