unitts
a integrated tts api for difference platform and difference tts driver
Dependents
Installation
pip install unitts
Usage
import unitts
tts = unitts.init(driverName)
tts.say(text, pos=0)
if the tts driver need a setup parameters like appkey, you should do it before unitts.init() is called
supported drivers
Some of the drivers need setup it owns parameters before unitts.init() called, please refer to the drivers documents for detail
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