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CaffeineAU / TTSAutomate

A tool to generate Audio files from text strings in WAV and MP3 format, using various TTS engines as the source
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Links on ttsautomate.com do not work #29

Closed avsaase closed 3 years ago

avsaase commented 3 years ago

Several links on TTSAutomate.com do not work. For example, on the how-to page, clicking "Working with Phrase Files" changes the url from http://www.ttsautomate.com/howto.html# to http://www.ttsautomate.com/howto.html#CreatePhraseFile as if there is a heading with that title on the same page, but there isn't.

CaffeineAU commented 3 years ago

You are correct. It's unfinished.

Thanks for your interest though. I do appreciate the feedback 😎

avsaase commented 3 years ago

No worries, and thanks for this software.

I struggled making a phrase file, so I wanted to see how the csv file for importing needs to be formatted. Is there any documentation on that?

CaffeineAU commented 3 years ago

Are you creating your own file or are you trying to import another existing file?

If you're creating your own, I'd suggest using the native psv (pipe separated variable) file that TTSAutomate supports. You can create it from within TTSAutomate or using an external text editor.

The format is each phrase on one line.

<folder>|<filename>|your phrase to speak here

Please make sure to use a carriage return and line feed character to end each line (Windows style) rather than just a line feed (Unix style)

CaffeineAU commented 3 years ago

If you're tying to import a csv file (such as the openTX default sounds file) using Open Phrase File... -> Import CSV FIle... then please make sure it adheres to the following format:

<folder>/;<filename>;your phrase to speak here