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Vivox Core SDK
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    • Text-to-speech
      • Initialize text-to-speech
      • Text-to-speech voice options
      • Text-to-speech destinations
      • Inject a text-to-speech message
      • Queue a text-to-speech message
      • Cancel a text-to-speech message
      • Text-to-speech events
      • Get raw audio of synthesized speech
      • Use text-to-speech for incoming messages
      • Shut down text-to-speech
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  1. Vivox Core SDK documentation
  2. Text-to-speech

Text-to-speech voice options

Choose text-to-speech voices and options.
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Last updated 8 months ago

Before you inject a text-to-speech (TTS) message, you can choose the voice to use for synthesizing speech. Two voices are available: male and female.
To list all available voices, use
vx_tts_get_voices
, which is displayed in the following example:
int numVoices;vx_tts_voice_t *voices;vx_tts_status status = vx_tts_get_voices(managerId, &numVoices, &voices);
vx_tts_voice_t
is a struct that contains the name of the voice and its ID.
vx_tts_get_voices
returns a pointer to an array of
vx_tts_voice_t
structs of length
numVoices
.
You can choose a voice ID to save for global use, or you can allow a user to choose their own voice ID.

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