I think you do not know, but I`m a Java developer, and I like to develop applications for m cell phone …
I`m starting to write an application to just tell me “what time is it”.
But I`m not finding a solution for the TTS API (Text To Speech), and the only solution I have found is to record the strings (one o`clock, two …) and minutes in intervals of 5.
The talking clock would tel you some thing like: It is a little after two hours and five minutes.
The main idea behind this app is that I carry my N80 in my backpack, or hip-pocket depending on the day. and when I want to know what time is it, I need to open my backpack for example, and search for the phone, even if I`m already using it to listen to some MP3 …
And I want to just press the earphone button and say: what time is it?
and the phone should tell me the time.
What do you think about a simple app like this one?
well, I`m starting to write it. it will be a Java ME application.
If you want to know a litle more about Java ME, you can check ou this books:
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hello ,
I think that it will be useful for you learning Python because PyS60 include TTS now !!!
So your app can be very easy now !
Look at the new PyS60 1.3.17
N80 supports this undocumented feature :
import audio
audio.say(u’Hello world !’)
Passes the text to the device text-to-speech engine. The default prefix is the text-to-speech prefix
“(tts)”.
Cyke64
Reply to this commentwow!
Thanks you very very much
Reply to this commentit will make my life a lot easier
and I`m downloading now some tutorials about python
y dont you look into this app
Reply to this commenthttp://www.symbianresources.com/projects/hourpower.php
how to set volume for tts?
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