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p-groarke / wsay

Windows "say"
BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License
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need help #26

Closed Samthapa76 closed 5 months ago

Samthapa76 commented 5 months ago

is there way to use this

wsay.exe > "strings" ?

c:\wsay.exe > "strings" direct way ?

p-groarke commented 5 months ago

Hi @Samthapa76, I'm really not sure what your question is, so I'll take a stab at answering a few things.

Maybe you are trying to output to an audio file called "strings"? If that's the case you can do this : 

wsay "Some text" -o strings.wav

Or maybe you want to pipe text in wsay. To do that, you can use this style :

echo "strings" | wsay

You can take a look at the readme page examples. All the options are there. If that's not what you are trying to do, let me know.

p-groarke commented 5 months ago

I hope that helped, feel free to reopen if I didn't answer your question.

Samthapa76 commented 5 months ago

hey i am sorry i was busy didn't saw your reply i got what i wanted now i am happy i got it from my friend and thanks