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extra-amazontts

v1.1.18

Published

Generate speech audio from super long text, via Amazon Polly and ffmpeg.

Downloads

57

Readme

Generate speech audio from super long text through machine, via Amazon Polly, ffmpeg).

Do you want to:

  • Share your ideas anonymously on YouTube?
  • Pretend on phone that you are not a kid (Home Alone)?
  • Learn good english pronunciation for a speech?
  • Make your computer read out your school notes?
  • Experiment with various voices from around the globe?
  • Or, Upload Wikipedia TTS videos on YouTube?

Sample: "I want to order a stuffed crust pizza".

Setup

  1. Run npm install -g extra-amazontts in console.
  2. To install this as a package use npm install extra-amazontts.
  3. Make sure ffmpeg is installed (present in PATH).

Console

amazontts "I want to order a stuffed crust pizza"
# out.mp3 created (yay!)

amazontts -t speech.txt -o speech.mp3
# speech.mp3 created from text in speech.txt

amazontts "Hello 911, my husband is in danger!" -vg female
# out.mp3 created with female voice

echo "Dead man walking." | amazontts --log -vn Matthew
# out.mp3 created with different male voice (log enabled)

Available TTS voices?

Reference

amazontts [options] <text>
# text: input text

# Options:
# --help:        show this help
# -l, --log:     enable log
# -o, --output:  set output audio file (out.mp3)
# -t, --text:    set input text file
# -r, --retries: set speech synthesis retries (8)
# -a, --acodec:      set acodec (copy)
# -ae, --audio_encoding:    set audio encoding
# -as, --audio_frequency:   set audio frequency/sample rate in Hz
# -tt, --text_type:         set text type (text)
# -lc, --language_code:     set language code
# -ll, --language_lexicons: set pronounciation lexicon names
# -vn, --voice_name:        set voice name
# -vg, --voice_gender:      set voice gender
# -qb, --quote_break:        set quoted text break time (250)
# -qe, --quote_emphasis:     set quoted text emphasis level (moderate)
# -hb, --heading_break:      set heading text break time (4000)
# -hd, --heading_difference: set heading text break difference (250)
# -he, --heading_emphasis:   set heading text emphasis level (strong)
# -eb, --ellipsis_break:     set ellipsis break time (1500)
# -db, --dash_break:         set dash break time (500)
# -nb, --newline_break:      set newline break time (1000)
# -bl, --block_length:       set SSML block length (3000)
# -bs, --block_separator:    set SSML block separator (.)
# -c*, --config_*:           set amazon config options (see Extra AWS Config options below)
## (all times are in milliseconds)

# Environment variables:
$TTS_LOG     # enable log (0)
$TTS_OUTPUT  # set output audio file (out.mp3)
$TTS_TEXT    # set input text file
$TTS_RETRIES # set speech synthesis retries (8)
$TTS_ACODEC            # set audio acodec (copy)
$TTS_AUDIO_ENCODING    # set audio encoding format
$TTS_AUDIO_FREQUENCY   # set audio frequency/sample rate in Hz
$TTS_LANGUAGE_CODE     # set language code
$TTS_LANGUAGE_LEXICONS # set pronounciation lexicon names
$TTS_VOICE_NAME        # set voice name (Joanna)
$TTS_VOICE_GENDER      # set voice gender (neutral)
$TTS_QUOTE_BREAK        # set quoted text break time (250)
$TTS_QUOTE_EMPHASIS     # set quoted text emphasis level (moderate)
$TTS_HEADING_BREAK      # set heading text break time (4000)
$TTS_HEADING_DIFFERENCE # set heading text break difference (250)
$TTS_HEADING_EMPHASIS   # set heading text emphasis level (strong)
$TTS_ELLIPSIS_BREAK     # set ellipsis break time (1500)
$TTS_DASH_BREAK         # set dash break time (500)
$TTS_NEWLINE_BREAK      # set newline break time (1000)
$TTS_BLOCK_LENGTH       # set SSML block length (5000)
$TTS_BLOCK_SEPARATOR    # set SSML block separator (.)
...                     # see Extra AWS Config options below

See Extra AWS Config options.

Package

const amazontts = require('extra-amazontts');

await amazontts('out.mp3', 'I want to order a stuffed crust pizza');
// out.mp3 created (yay!)

const fs = require('fs');
var speech = fs.readFileSync('speech.txt', 'utf8');
await amazontts('speech.mp3', speech)
// speech.mp3 created from text in speech.txt

await amazontts('out.mp3', 'Hello 911, my husband is in danger!', {
  voice: {gender: 'female'}
});
// out.mp3 created with female voice

await amazontts('out.mp3', 'Dead man walking.', {
  voice: {name: 'Matthew'}, log: true
});
// out.mp3 created with different male voice (log enabled)

Reference

const amazontts = require('extra-amazontts');

amazontts(output, text, options={})
// output:  output audio file
// text:    input text
// options: given below
// -> Promise <table of contents>

// Default options:
options = {
  stdio: [0, 1, 2], // set child process stdio
  log: false,       // enable log
  retries: 8,       // set speech synthesis retries
  acodec: 'copy',   // set audio acodec
  audio: {
    encoding: '',  // set audio encoding format
    frequency: 0,  // set audio frequency/sample rate in Hz
  },
  language: {
    code: '',      // set language code
    lexicons: [],  // set pronounciation lexicon names
  },
  voice: {
    name: '',         // set voice name
    gender: 'neutral' // set voice gender
  },
  quote: {
    break: 250,          // set quoted text break time
    emphasis: 'moderate' // set quoted text emphasis level
  },
  heading: {
    break: 4000,        // set heading text break time
    difference: 250,    // set heading text break difference
    emphasis: 'strong', // set heading text emphasis level
  },
  ellipsis: {
    break: 1500         // set ellipsis break time
  },
  dash: {
    break: 500          // set dash break time
  },
  newline: {
    break: 1000         // set newline break time
  },
  block: {
    length: 5000,       // set SSML block length
    separator: '.'      // set SSML block separator
  }
  config: null,     // set amazon config options (see Extra AWS Config options below)
  params: null      // set Polly synthesizeSpeech params "directly"
}

See Extra AWS Config options.

Similar

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Suggestions are welcome. Please create an issue.

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References: SSML, TTS voices, TTS client docs.