Post: Text to Audio Converter
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01-21-2011, 11:00 PM
#1
IAMSTEN
Grunt
Dim msg, sapi
msg=InputBox("Enter the text you would like to be spoken–Given to you by IAMSTEN","Text-To-Audio Converter")
Set sapi=CreateObject("sapi.spvoice")
sapi.Speak msg
Tutorial
Open notepad (you should know what notepad is)
Copy the previously stated code into notepad
Save it as anything.vbs (you can put whatever you would like into the "anything" area, just make sure you add .vbs ot the end
)Open that file and your done.
Extra: you have to re-open it after typing something, which can be tedious, but i thought it was worth posting anyway.
Say thank-you
Edit
i was just reading over the rules of this section, and to make sure i am not breaking any, i will include the fact that i did in fact get this from another website, it was not made by me.
01-23-2011, 04:58 AM
#2
Justin
Juzzy Dee Music
Originally posted by IAMSTEN
I found this .vbs code, a text to audio converter. I found it to be kinda cool, i went looking for something like this after i watched an episode of the big bang theory, and i decided that i would post it here for you guys. here it is :
Tutorial
Open notepad (you should know what notepad is)
Copy the previously stated code into notepad
Save it as anything.vbs (you can put whatever you would like into the "anything" area, just make sure you add .vbs ot the end )
Open that file and your done.
Extra: you have to re-open it after typing something, which can be tedious, but i thought it was worth posting anyway.
Say thank-you
Edit
i was just reading over the rules of this section, and to make sure i am not breaking any, i will include the fact that i did in fact get this from another website, it was not made by me.
Dim msg, sapi
msg=InputBox("Enter the text you would like to be spoken–Given to you by IAMSTEN","Text-To-Audio Converter")
Set sapi=CreateObject("sapi.spvoice")
sapi.Speak msg
Tutorial
Open notepad (you should know what notepad is)
Copy the previously stated code into notepad
Save it as anything.vbs (you can put whatever you would like into the "anything" area, just make sure you add .vbs ot the end
)Open that file and your done.
Extra: you have to re-open it after typing something, which can be tedious, but i thought it was worth posting anyway.
Say thank-you
Edit
i was just reading over the rules of this section, and to make sure i am not breaking any, i will include the fact that i did in fact get this from another website, it was not made by me.
Does this work and will this not **** up my computer?
01-23-2011, 05:06 AM
#4
Justin
Juzzy Dee Music
Originally posted by IAMSTEN
yes, and it will not mess up your computer, i can upload a vid if you would like
yer ok lol
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Originally posted by IAMSTEN
yes, and it will not mess up your computer, i can upload a vid if you would like
ok it worked lol
01-23-2011, 05:27 AM
#7
Justin
Juzzy Dee Music
Originally posted by IAMSTEN
I found this .vbs code, a text to audio converter. I found it to be kinda cool, i went looking for something like this after i watched an episode of the big bang theory, and i decided that i would post it here for you guys. here it is :
Tutorial
Open notepad (you should know what notepad is)
Copy the previously stated code into notepad
Save it as anything.vbs (you can put whatever you would like into the "anything" area, just make sure you add .vbs ot the end )
Open that file and your done.
Extra: you have to re-open it after typing something, which can be tedious, but i thought it was worth posting anyway.
Say thank-you
Edit
i was just reading over the rules of this section, and to make sure i am not breaking any, i will include the fact that i did in fact get this from another website, it was not made by me.
Dim msg, sapi
msg=InputBox("Enter the text you would like to be spoken–Given to you by IAMSTEN","Text-To-Audio Converter")
Set sapi=CreateObject("sapi.spvoice")
sapi.Speak msg
Tutorial
Open notepad (you should know what notepad is)
Copy the previously stated code into notepad
Save it as anything.vbs (you can put whatever you would like into the "anything" area, just make sure you add .vbs ot the end
)Open that file and your done.
Extra: you have to re-open it after typing something, which can be tedious, but i thought it was worth posting anyway.
Say thank-you
Edit
i was just reading over the rules of this section, and to make sure i am not breaking any, i will include the fact that i did in fact get this from another website, it was not made by me.
Can you post some more codes? they're awesome and im kinda bored. Also, can you change the voice?
01-23-2011, 05:48 AM
#8
IAMSTEN
Grunt
Originally posted by Juzzy
Can you post some more codes? they're awesome and im kinda bored. Also, can you change the voice?
haha lmao i think i can lemme check...
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Originally posted by chugs
what can you code if you do this?
i am afraid i don't understand what you are asking me
01-23-2011, 05:56 AM
#10
IAMSTEN
Grunt
Originally posted by Juzzy
is there any other good tricks i can do with notepad? and can i change the persons voice?
haha no i understood what you said, i was quoting the other person :p and ya there are tonnes of cool tricks you can do with notepad. i believe i can recall one i used a while ago, its pretty cool, if its not on here already i will go ahead and post it. also, i would imagine that it is possible to change said persons voice, the code "(“sapi.spvoice”)" controls who says it i believe, but i don't know the codes for it. sorry
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