[ENHANCEMENT] TTS read aloud

[Pantyhose-X]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Use TTS to read aloud and speed up your typing ，TTS read aloud can prompt for typing errors

Describe the solution you'd like

1.MP4

[mike-fabian]

Maybe this could be used: https://pypi.org/project/python-espeak/

It doesn’t sound great, but better than nothing and maybe good enough.

[mike-fabian]

Out of interest, can you explain in a bit more detail why you want this feature?
Is this to help users with impaired vision?

[Pantyhose-X]

value as a Endangered Languages studies aid
Applied to language learning. Pronunciation correction

[mike-fabian]

I thought it might be for vision impaired users.

Why would it be useful as an endangered languages studies aid?

The pronounciation of espeak sound pretty bad, very robotic, not natural at all.

I found festival in the meantime which sounds more natural, but it seems to support only very few languages.

[Pantyhose-X]

I thought it might be for vision impaired users.

• No. What we need is not screen reading. NVDA and talkback

Why would it be useful as an endangered languages studies aid?

• Most languages don't have people recording sounds, only words We don't know how to speak, resulting in fewer and fewer people using them, TTS can do this very well

The pronounciation of espeak sound pretty bad, very robotic, not natural at all.

• Just call the system installed TTS

I found festival in the meantime which sounds more natural, but it seems to support only very few languages.

• Additional context
  Mozilla's Text-to-Speech
  coqui-ai TTS
  Google Text-to-Speech apk

[mike-fabian]

The pronounciation of espeak sound pretty bad, very robotic, not natural at all.

* Just call the system installed TTS

What is the “system installed TTS”?

I think there is no system installed TTS on Linux.

[mike-fabian]

https://linuxhint.com/command-line-text-speech-apps-linux/

[mike-fabian]

gTTS mentioned at the end of https://linuxhint.com/command-line-text-speech-apps-linux/ sounds really good.

It uses the online service https://translate.google.com/ though, see:

/~https://github.com/pndurette/gTTS#installation

[decoherencer]

This one looks cool too - /~https://github.com/rhasspy/piper