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Improved SAMD support. Release 1.3.1.
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author=Peter Knight, Armin Joachimsmeyer | ||
maintainer=Armin Joachimsmeyer <[email protected]> | ||
sentence=Speech library for Arduino. Generates speech from a fixed vocabulary encoded with LPC. | ||
paragraph=Talkie comes with over 1000 words of speech data that can be included in your projects. It is a software implementation of the Texas Instruments speech synthesis architecture (Linear Predictive Coding) from the late 1970s / early 1980s. The voice is familiar from Texas Instruments Speak & Spell family of educational products.<br/>Copyright 2011 Peter Knight.<br/>This library is a reworked version which includes <b>8 MHz operation and non blocking capabilities</b> as well as a few utilities.<br/>The code for the queued non blocking version is based on the fork of Paul Stoffregen. https://github.com/PaulStoffregen/Talkie<br/><br/><b>New: </b>Renamed examples.<br/> | ||
paragraph=Talkie comes with over 1000 words of speech data that can be included in your projects. It is a software implementation of the Texas Instruments speech synthesis architecture (Linear Predictive Coding) from the late 1970s / early 1980s. The voice is familiar from Texas Instruments Speak & Spell family of educational products.<br/>Copyright 2011 Peter Knight.<br/>This library is a reworked version which includes <b>8 MHz operation and non blocking capabilities</b> as well as a few utilities.<br/>The code for the queued non blocking version is based on the fork of Paul Stoffregen. https://github.com/PaulStoffregen/Talkie<br/><br/><b>New: </b>Improved SAMD support. Renamed examples.<br/> | ||
category=Signal Input/Output | ||
url=https://github.com/ArminJo/Talkie | ||
architectures=avr,megaavr,samd,esp32,stm32,STM32F1 | ||
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