- Categories:
- Converting
- Updated:
- Aug 18, 2010
- Support:
- support@iSpeech.org
Description
iSpeech converts written text into audio. You can use it to read any text file in your Box.net account by uploading them. iSpeech will read your file to you immediately and save the audio as an mp3 file into your Box account.
To use iSpeech, right click on a file and select “Convert to Speech.” Log in to your iSpeech account (or create a new one) and select the type of voice you would like to read your file. iSpeech will convert it to plain text and display it for you. Make any changes that you would like, then click “Convert to Speech.” iSpeech will read it out loud and save an audio file back to your Box account.
Customize Options
Available Actions
- Convert to Speech: Convert document to speech with iSpeech. (pdf, doc, rtf, xls, txt, html, docx, mht, ppt, webdoc)
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User Reviews
Hap E. Day Jul 31, 2010
I got this trying to convert to audio file:
"An error occured.
No redirect URL found: Invalid account or login information.
This has been logged and an administrator has been alerted."
I went to the iSpeech site (ispeech.org) and read this when I tried to register a new account:
"Registration Disabled
We are not currently allowing new users to register. If you would like to use iSpeech for commerical purposes, please contact us.
We are sorry for any inconvenie
zcc6070 May 26, 2010
好！
Ananda Kariyawasam May 9, 2010
Given the limits of technology, this app performs well and output is above average quality. On Windows, this is as good as it gets. If you're running OS X Leopard or greater though, I'd skip this as OS X text to speech capabilities are much more developed - esp the "Alex" voice, sounds near human. With all due to respect to iSpeech - there's a tiny OS X app available on all the software
Tommy_B Apr 9, 2010
Given the limits of technology, this app performs well and output is above average quality. On Windows, this is as good as it gets. If you're running OS X Leopard or greater though, I'd skip this as OS X text to speech capabilities are much more developed - esp the "Alex" voice, sounds near human. With all due to respect to iSpeech - there's a tiny OS X app available on all the software sites, Text To Audio File, that will convert to the Alex voice.
unetsocios Dec 19, 2009
ejemplo de como va a traducir este texto
