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Programmer sought to make stack run on webpage
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Re: Programmer sought to make stack run on webpage
Andreas Bergendal
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Independent app and system developer
Free LC dev tools: https://github.com/wheninspace
(WIS_WebDeployHelper, WIS_ScriptDependencies, WIS_BrowserAnimation)
WhenInSpace: https://wheninspace.com
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Re: Programmer sought to make stack run on webpage
There is Web Speech API that is a part of HTML5 standards, which a voice-synth might be a lot easier/smoother to use instead of trying to stream a bunch of chopped up sound files of each phonetic sound.
If you look at my demo web stack here, in the upper left is text input field and a button labeled "Say It".
https://openxtalk-org.github.io/OpenXTalk-Playground/
That uses the web speech API (via JavaScript) from the button's script I believe most browsers support the API (certainly works on Safari for me).
It's Open Source code (original stack) is available here:
https://github.com/OpenXTalk-org/OpenXTalk-Playground
If you look at my demo web stack here, in the upper left is text input field and a button labeled "Say It".
https://openxtalk-org.github.io/OpenXTalk-Playground/
That uses the web speech API (via JavaScript) from the button's script I believe most browsers support the API (certainly works on Safari for me).
It's Open Source code (original stack) is available here:
https://github.com/OpenXTalk-org/OpenXTalk-Playground