Add Voice To Balabolka
Hi there,Microsoft Speech platform provides 26 TTS female voices and Balabolka is a free TTS SW.All the stuff can be downloaded at these links:1. (Speech Platform - Runtime Version 11)2. If interested in TTS only, just download and install the.MSI files named xxxTTSxxx. The files names xxxSRxxx are for the Speech Recognition)3.
Dutch voice on Balabolka? Hello, I have installed the portable version of bablabolka, but I have not voices in dutch! Can anybody help me please? Otherwise the voices will not show up in balabolka. Also, these voices are not SAPI 4 or 5, so they will in general not show up in other TTS-capable programs that rely on installed voices, such as Text Aloud or iClone.
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(Balabolka free TTS SW)CheersRobertoMy PC: OS: Windows 10 Pro English 64-bit / CPU: Intel i7-9700 3.6GHz / MB: ASUS ROG Strix Z390 RAM: 32GB DDR4 2.6GHz / HD: 2TB+3TB / SSD: 2x512GB Samsung 860 EVO / VB: Palit GTX2080 TI GamingPro 11GB / AB: embedded in the MB and VB (audio from the VB with an HDMI splitter) / DirectX: 12. Hi Animagic,yes, that's correct.But you can still convert into an audio file from Balabolka and then import it into iClone.Moreover, these voices are free.Only. I wonder why did MS put 26 female voices and no male voices at all.My PC: OS: Windows 10 Pro English 64-bit / CPU: Intel i7-9700 3.6GHz / MB: ASUS ROG Strix Z390 RAM: 32GB DDR4 2.6GHz / HD: 2TB+3TB / SSD: 2x512GB Samsung 860 EVO / VB: Palit GTX2080 TI GamingPro 11GB / AB: embedded in the MB and VB (audio from the VB with an HDMI splitter) / DirectX: 12.
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Okay someone suggested that Balabolka was a great program to use. I downloaded the program and figured out how to listen to some of the books I have.
I also downloaded some of the stuff at Microsoft to have a different voice.I cannot figure out how to get the voices to show up and work. I click on the file that downloaded.
It installs but where it went is unknown. I have went to my control panel Ease of Access Use text or visual alternative for sounds. Nothing changed. Then I went to control panel sound again nothing.I have found a voice I like at but I do not want to spend the money and then not be able to use the voice.I have Win 7 Professional 64 bit.Acer Aspire 5733Please remember when giving me advice to try that I am old and not tech savvy.Thanks. Glad it's working for you now (mostly).Re: the other speech voices that aren't working, did you perchance install both the 64-bit and the 32-bit version of the Runtime for the Microsoft Speech Platform?Because on the off chance that you only grabbed the 32-bit version that the Balabolka webpage mentioned in its install/setup instructions, it could be that your computer isn't seeing any 64-bit-only voices that you've installed.(This is just a wild guess. I'm a Mac person with a hand-me-down backup netbook that's still on Windows XP, so I'm not at all familiar with how Microsoft products work.). Well, on the, there's two options: x86, which is the 32-bit, and x64, which is 64-bit, so you might want to give it a try by reinstalling both and see if that sorts things out.
And apparently they have also have Finnish among the you can get, which is pretty neat. I kind of wonder how it sounds compared to the Mac version.That said, going back over the Microsoft Community comments, the issue may lie in the other direction, of needing to have the old SAPI5 installed as well as the newer Runtime 11. If you feel like risking it, Balabolka has a direct download hosted on their own server for the Microsoft Speech API 5.1 installer (apparently removed from Microsoft's own website, as far as I can tell), in the 3rd entry in their FAQ.ETA: Apparently, SAPI 5.4 is built-in to Windows 7, so that probably isn't the cause. The voices are listed with ISO 639-1 language codes , followed by ISO 3166 country codes for the local dialects.You can go ahead and download any you'd like to try that start with 'en', if you're not feeling like exploring other languages just yet. They've Canadian & Australian English in there as well, and there's a whole bunch more US English voices to choose from if you scroll down on the expanded list (ETA: oops, actually only 2 en-US & 5 English voices total, which from your post above, you probably already all have; scrolling artifact visual illusion, I guess). Glad everything's sorted now, and hope you'll be able to enjoy your maybe-future Cereproc voice investment.(And if your son ever lets you touch his Mac, give the TTS there a try. It's under System Preferences - Dictation & Speech and there are multiple voices for both genders in most languages (may require downloading), and English dialects for Irish and Scottish as well, if you happen to particularly like those accents.Or at least get him to use the built-in 'Add to iTunes as Spoken Audio Track' Service or whatever they call it in the English language menus to generate some TTS mp3s for you to try out.).
Aside from the food & drink thing., your son kind of sounds like me. I have special protective equipment for mine as well, and I wouldn't let anyone else handle it for more than 2 minutes while I was watching anxiously over their shoulder even if I trusted them otherwise.Well, maybe in a few more years he'll want to upgrade and you might get his as a hand-me-down the way I got my dad's old Windows netbook. They are pretty pricey† to begin with, but they really do have a lot of nifty stuff included right in the system (and the past couple of OS X upgrades have been completely free). I do eat non-spattering food in front of my Mac, situated well away, and with a paper towel positioned on top of the keyboard, just in case.† The stats are that most Mac users keep using their Macs for 5 years, in comparison to the standard 3 for a Windows PC.
The joke is that after you've bought a Mac, you can't afford another computer for another 5 years.