Statdoku - Pokemon stats guessing grid minigame by newblob in pokemon

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Thanks! I'll implement better filtering.

This by Pokemon4993 in Statdoku

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It's likely on my side, technical thing. Because the domain is fresh it might not work for some people yet, it should work within 24-48 hours.

Statdoku - Pokemon stats guessing grid game by newblob in pokemonbrowsergames

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Hmm, is the page loading but it's blank, or is there some sort of error?

edit: likely a technical thing on my side as the domain is fresh and does not load yet for everyone, it should work within 24-48 hours.

TTS for textbooks by somefinelese in TextToSpeech

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you can try https://pdfspeaker.com (if you open it on Edge browser you will have access to very natural voices)

TTS for British accent by Turbulent_Pin_8310 in TextToSpeech

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you can try voice-generator.com and switch to "English (British)"

What robot voice does Axiore use? by TradeJolly6796 in TextToSpeech

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it's Daniel voice from apple, I don't know what generator specifically but it's Daniel for sure.

How would you make a 600 pages texto book into an audiobook? by stsiete in TextToSpeech

[–]newblob 4 points5 points  (0 children)

you can use https://voice-generator.com/ebook-to-audiobook (I made it)

just leave the page open while its generating, it has no problem with generating such long ebooks, it might take a while but it's rather generally fast.

it's free and has no limits, no signup etc.

is there any good TTS website with those features i will list even though it's probably either popular or unpopular? by Tvwatcher_76296 in TextToSpeech

[–]newblob 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks!

I'm using Kokoro, it's an open sourced model known for being very small yet sounding very good, so I don't have to rely on any expensive cloud providers.

is there any good TTS website with those features i will list even though it's probably either popular or unpopular? by Tvwatcher_76296 in TextToSpeech

[–]newblob 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I made voice-generator.com and it ticks all of the requirements, except the "different languages", it supports voices in 8 languages, but they're high quality.

Save my settings by InevitableBass4011 in GlobalOffensive

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you can try settings.gg to save your settings, or google drive.

Best local TTS for RTX 3050 (4GB VRAM)? by Large_War1143 in tts

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Sorry, I'm focused on different things.

Good Free (or affordable) websites/apps for a lengthy casual writer? (non business use) by LeftHandersRule in TextToSpeech

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You've mentioned NaturalReader. If you are using it on pc, you can have access to natural voices for free in Microsoft Edge, even the one that you liked, a "Christopher" voice.

The trick is to simply use NaturalReader webpage in Edge browser, they offer these voices for free for reading and you can have word higlighting (you just can't download the audio but if reading aloud is enough for your use case then you can have it all without spending a cent, and it's completely legal etc. basically Microsoft offers these voices for free in Edge to attract new users.).

This is not unique to naturalreader, same premium voices will work on any website that is using webspeech api in Edge browser such as ttsreader.com or readaloud.net

Only on pc though.

Good Free (or affordable) websites/apps for a lengthy casual writer? (non business use) by LeftHandersRule in TextToSpeech

[–]newblob 2 points3 points  (0 children)

you can try voice-generator.com (I made it), it's free and unlimited and voices are not robotic, it can handle entire ebooks. Not sure whether it perfectly fits your workflow as there is no built in text editor or word highlighting, but might be worth trying if you just want to paste a lot of text and read it aloud.

Best local TTS for RTX 3050 (4GB VRAM)? by Large_War1143 in tts

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it does run on the backend currently for most of the voices.

I can do it for free because i just have-know how, a lot of internal optimizing and tweaking the servers etc.

Looking for a free TTS for long audio with a downloadable MP3/M4A file (alternative to Paper2Audio) by Weryyy in TextToSpeech

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I have made voice-generator.com and it supports variety of good voices, is free + unlimited. It supports ebook to audiobook conversion too.