Atikker
August 10, 2016, 5:26pm
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I have forgotten the webpage, from where you could get audio for different languages.
You entered a sentence and picked language and it gave you downloadable audio.
Please, can anyone help me to remember.
DvSt
August 10, 2016, 5:33pm
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@Atikker Maybe this topic can help you…
There seems to be no small number of TTS (text to speech) engines on the web, including Google’s translation feature itself. Also, there is a number of tools accessing the engines, letting us download the artificially created speech as audio files. Alas, Google imposed a barrier a while ago which makes it hard to impossible to do so.
Does anybody know a tool that goes around the restrictions? (tested solutions only, please).
And because I think nothing really will come up, how can I manually d…
sifushano
August 10, 2016, 5:53pm
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Some more tips here:
And here as well for forvo.com discussions across the forum:
http://community.memrise.com/search?q=forvo.com
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Were you thinking of “forvo” - that is what I am using to upload audio for a Swedish course on memrise. It is very easy to use - well, at least it is on my Chromebook, but not so much on my PC - and if there is a pronunciation which is missing or which is not very good quality, it is easy to request a new pronunciation.
At least, that has been my experience with Swedish on forvo.
skstudio
August 10, 2016, 11:02pm
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Do the terms of use for the Google TTS and the license for the Forvo audio agree with the Memrise’s terms of use?
