No SDK has text to speech libraries/support. You have to write such code yourself.
Which SDK to choose depends on what devices you are targeting (you may need more than one depending on your goal).
And the choice of SDK depends also on what IDE (Integrated Development Environment) you use. Each SDK's emulator depends on the IDE compiler (CodeWarrior, Microsoft or Borland).
can what we create text to speech application from series80 sdk.or any other nokia series sdk thanks
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No SDK has text to speech libraries/support. You have to write such code yourself.
Which SDK to choose depends on what devices you are targeting (you may need more than one depending on your goal).
And the choice of SDK depends also on what IDE (Integrated Development Environment) you use. Each SDK's emulator depends on the IDE compiler (CodeWarrior, Microsoft or Borland).
You can, but as I said, you have to write the text-to-speech part yourself (there are no built-in support for such in either the phone or any SDK).
In other words, the phone and its SDKs will provide APIs to read text files, and it provides APIs to play sounds, but you have to convert the text to sounds with your own code.
Does anybody have a tested c++ source code(or you know of any source) for text to speech conversion(and vice versa).i require it urgently.it may not have very adv features but should be robust and compact.all source codes (for windows) which i got from the web made use of SAPI or were for linux platform. please help?
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Which SDK to choose depends on what devices you are targeting (you may need more than one depending on your goal).
And the choice of SDK depends also on what IDE (Integrated Development Environment) you use. Each SDK's emulator depends on the IDE compiler (CodeWarrior, Microsoft or Borland).
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thanks
Which SDK to choose depends on what devices you are targeting (you may need more than one depending on your goal).
And the choice of SDK depends also on what IDE (Integrated Development Environment) you use. Each SDK's emulator depends on the IDE compiler (CodeWarrior, Microsoft or Borland).
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In other words, the phone and its SDKs will provide APIs to read text files, and it provides APIs to play sounds, but you have to convert the text to sounds with your own code.
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please help?
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Ineed it desperately.
Thanks...
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I'm in need of the same code.. can someone suggest me where i can find it...
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Deepthi