Hi.
I want to create mobile based speech to text converter.Can FreeTTS help me ?I mean do FreeTTS also work in mobile applications developed in J2ME(S60Sdk)?
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J2ME doesn't have threads right? Other than the server - client model i don't see how.
BTW i am looking for a way to call voice speak without a additional thread (only one thread).
I have currently a a complex timer scheme to send "word" events of the text being spoken, but i'm having a few lalatency problems even adjusting the times. I am looking to simplify it. I think this could be done continuation passing style by wrapping the audio output stream to send the events, which would remove a major source of latency (synchronization) and simplify my code, even if other problems would be exposed (latency in the output buffer).
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There is some basic thread support in J2ME. Usually, this is strongly limited to max 2 threads.
FreeTTS is not designed to work in these enviroments. So you should look for something different. There is also JSAPI 2 for J2ME environments. Unfortunately, not much happens here. I started to work on a basic layer for that but there is still a long way to go.
Dirk
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Hi.
I want to create mobile based speech to text converter.Can FreeTTS help me ?I mean do FreeTTS also work in mobile applications developed in J2ME(S60Sdk)?
J2ME doesn't have threads right? Other than the server - client model i don't see how.
BTW i am looking for a way to call voice speak without a additional thread (only one thread).
I have currently a a complex timer scheme to send "word" events of the text being spoken, but i'm having a few lalatency problems even adjusting the times. I am looking to simplify it. I think this could be done continuation passing style by wrapping the audio output stream to send the events, which would remove a major source of latency (synchronization) and simplify my code, even if other problems would be exposed (latency in the output buffer).
There is some basic thread support in J2ME. Usually, this is strongly limited to max 2 threads.
FreeTTS is not designed to work in these enviroments. So you should look for something different. There is also JSAPI 2 for J2ME environments. Unfortunately, not much happens here. I started to work on a basic layer for that but there is still a long way to go.
Dirk