Hi guys....

Right now, I'm trying to develop an application which can read an incoming sms via text to speech system. So, when there's an incoming message, the system reads the message and generates a synthesized speech. Both of them ( the sms reader and the speech synthesizer) are in the same j2me smart phone.

I use phonemes and concatenate them to create a full speech.

Do I have a chance to develop this kind kind of system under j2me?

Thank you...



regards

Fakhrudin

 

 

Very hard to say...

You'll need MMAPI. Then you'll need samples of commonly used letters or letter groups. Then learn how thery are used together. Then put the sample together into words. Then play the words with the MMAPI.

Good luck I guess...

 

 

Well, I developed a simple text to speech with MATLAB. I Recorded my own voice and split them into a small chunk of phonemes, analyzed them and concatenate the into a sentence. Using Matlab is so simple. Just read the WAV files, analized them and voila... a synthesized speech is created.

Thanks DeepSpace...
if any one developed or still developing this kind of system, please don't hesitate to send message to kerak_teloor@yahoo.com or didin.fakhrudin@gmail.com

 

 

Well, looks like you are already half way then :)

Should be doable I guess... The only big problems would be speed and resources...

 

 

and what about speech to text converting? where can i read more about it?
thank you

 

 

I really don't think that a mobile is powerfull enough to do that. The process is way more complicated and takes lots of processing power.

 

 

but there is a phone wich provide speech-to-text capabilities from samsung.