Speech for Windows with BCB (or Delphi)

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2 total messages Started by Pang Fu Tue, 10 Jun 2003 14:17

#718

Author: Pang Fu
Date: Tue, 10 Jun 2003 14:17

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Is there any demo/source/example (freeware) showing how one can write a BCB
(or Delphi) application for text-to-speech conversion ?

Pang Fu
pangfu@hotmail.com

Re: Speech for Windows with BCB (or Delphi)

#725

Author: CDW
Date: Sat, 14 Jun 2003 22:09

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Aloha Pang;
I know the borland community board has examples using SAPI4.0 and SAPI5.01
(5.0 lacked SDK documentation) the Microsoft speech synthesis engine. The
complete SDK is free from microsoft and includes examples (VBasic). The
Delphi library add ons from TurboPower went open source early this year. One
of the libraries is called AsyncPro and includes SAPI4.0 drop in components
for BCB and Delphi. I'm using it for a Delphi program that telephones people
and then reads text from a database memo field. Quite stable on Win98SE
works on Win2K SP3 crash and burn on WinME. The turboPower product is freely
available at: http://sourceforge.net/projects/tpapro/ You still need to load
the SAPI 4.0 product from microsoft for this to work. It does not support
the SAPI 5.01 library.

Have fun!
Chris Williams
"Pang Fu" <pangfu@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Is there any demo/source/example (freeware) showing how one can write a
BCB
> (or Delphi) application for text-to-speech conversion ?
>
> Pang Fu
> pangfu@hotmail.com
>
>

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