Tts.exe -f 10 -v 5 "hello, my name is bob, and I am from the north, but we will go south today" -o audio_output_direction_0001 -tĪnd it outputs to a mp3 (puts an extra 0 on the end for some reason, but I could file rename that) = 10 (which would be SPSF_48kHz16BitStero, in my case)Īnd I know a simple script output from it worked, as I tried it. = 5 (which would be Microsoft Zira Desktop, in my case) Looking at it's instructions, I could then pass it at the beginning of the script (I'd have to first run an output of -F and -V to get my voices and output qualities) The 3rd party software i"m looking to use is which is free, and has command line output So, said we should go, but I felt we needed to go Hello, my name is, and I am from the, but we will go today mp3 file, the filename of the said file would be an increasing number. I'm looking to see if it's possible to create a batch (.bat) file, that will parse a text file, and replace a fixed string with a couple of variables in the batch script, then pass the line of text to a 3rd party open source app (that has command line options) which will then convert said text into a. I don't know where to start and a google search turned up these forums, so I figured I'd start here.
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