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Convert words to phonemes in swift for iphone (ios)
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MacOS has a method to convert words to phonemes, in other words, sounds comprising part of a word such as 'oo' in the word pool.
Words to Phenomes in MacOS
In addition, there appears to be a way to force pronunciation in certain ways by sending an attributedString to AVSpeechSynthesisVoice instead of a string as described in the link below so AVSpeechSynthesis knows about phonemes.
https://nshipster.com/avspeechsynthesizer/#customizing-pronunciation
However, I have been unable to find something that converts words to phonemes in IOS. If there is no native api, does anyone know of a workaround using Regex or perhaps a library. Here is the method for MacOS.
ios swift avspeechsynthesizer
asked Mar 24 at 23:31
zztopzztop
131110
add a comment |
MacOS has a method to convert words to phonemes, in other words, sounds comprising part of a word such as 'oo' in the word pool.
Words to Phenomes in MacOS
In addition, there appears to be a way to force pronunciation in certain ways by sending an attributedString to AVSpeechSynthesisVoice instead of a string as described in the link below so AVSpeechSynthesis knows about phonemes.
https://nshipster.com/avspeechsynthesizer/#customizing-pronunciation
However, I have been unable to find something that converts words to phonemes in IOS. If there is no native api, does anyone know of a workaround using Regex or perhaps a library. Here is the method for MacOS.
ios swift avspeechsynthesizer
asked Mar 24 at 23:31
zztopzztop
131110
I believe these methods are for the primitve speech synthesizers used many years ago. Any new voices won't support this at all.
– gnasher729
Mar 24 at 23:36
add a comment |
MacOS has a method to convert words to phonemes, in other words, sounds comprising part of a word such as 'oo' in the word pool.
Words to Phenomes in MacOS
In addition, there appears to be a way to force pronunciation in certain ways by sending an attributedString to AVSpeechSynthesisVoice instead of a string as described in the link below so AVSpeechSynthesis knows about phonemes.
https://nshipster.com/avspeechsynthesizer/#customizing-pronunciation
However, I have been unable to find something that converts words to phonemes in IOS. If there is no native api, does anyone know of a workaround using Regex or perhaps a library. Here is the method for MacOS.
ios swift avspeechsynthesizer
asked Mar 24 at 23:31
zztopzztop
131110
MacOS has a method to convert words to phonemes, in other words, sounds comprising part of a word such as 'oo' in the word pool.
Words to Phenomes in MacOS
In addition, there appears to be a way to force pronunciation in certain ways by sending an attributedString to AVSpeechSynthesisVoice instead of a string as described in the link below so AVSpeechSynthesis knows about phonemes.
https://nshipster.com/avspeechsynthesizer/#customizing-pronunciation
However, I have been unable to find something that converts words to phonemes in IOS. If there is no native api, does anyone know of a workaround using Regex or perhaps a library. Here is the method for MacOS.
ios swift avspeechsynthesizer
ios swift avspeechsynthesizer
asked Mar 24 at 23:31
zztopzztop
131110
asked Mar 24 at 23:31
zztopzztop
131110
asked Mar 24 at 23:31
zztopzztop
131110
asked Mar 24 at 23:31
zztopzztop
131110
asked Mar 24 at 23:31
zztopzztop
131110
131110
I believe these methods are for the primitve speech synthesizers used many years ago. Any new voices won't support this at all.
– gnasher729
Mar 24 at 23:36
add a comment |
I believe these methods are for the primitve speech synthesizers used many years ago. Any new voices won't support this at all.
– gnasher729
Mar 24 at 23:36
I believe these methods are for the primitve speech synthesizers used many years ago. Any new voices won't support this at all.
– gnasher729
Mar 24 at 23:36
I believe these methods are for the primitve speech synthesizers used many years ago. Any new voices won't support this at all.
– gnasher729
Mar 24 at 23:36
add a comment |
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However, I have been unable to find something that converts words to phonemes in IOS.
I suggest to use the iPhone feature located at Settings > General > Accessibility > Speech > Pronunciations (iOS 12).
This information comes from a detailed WWDC 2018 video summary and code snippets (ObjC and Swift) that explain how to import it in your code to be vocalized by the speech synthesizer.
answered May 7 at 17:43
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@zztop: please, don't forget to upvote/validate this question and close your question if this answer provides a solution to your problem.
– XLE_22
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However, I have been unable to find something that converts words to phonemes in IOS.
I suggest to use the iPhone feature located at Settings > General > Accessibility > Speech > Pronunciations (iOS 12).
This information comes from a detailed WWDC 2018 video summary and code snippets (ObjC and Swift) that explain how to import it in your code to be vocalized by the speech synthesizer.
answered May 7 at 17:43
XLE_22XLE_22
9861712
@zztop: please, don't forget to upvote/validate this question and close your question if this answer provides a solution to your problem.
– XLE_22
Jun 6 at 5:36
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However, I have been unable to find something that converts words to phonemes in IOS.
I suggest to use the iPhone feature located at Settings > General > Accessibility > Speech > Pronunciations (iOS 12).
This information comes from a detailed WWDC 2018 video summary and code snippets (ObjC and Swift) that explain how to import it in your code to be vocalized by the speech synthesizer.
answered May 7 at 17:43
XLE_22XLE_22
9861712
@zztop: please, don't forget to upvote/validate this question and close your question if this answer provides a solution to your problem.
– XLE_22
Jun 6 at 5:36
add a comment |
However, I have been unable to find something that converts words to phonemes in IOS.
I suggest to use the iPhone feature located at Settings > General > Accessibility > Speech > Pronunciations (iOS 12).
This information comes from a detailed WWDC 2018 video summary and code snippets (ObjC and Swift) that explain how to import it in your code to be vocalized by the speech synthesizer.
answered May 7 at 17:43
XLE_22XLE_22
9861712
However, I have been unable to find something that converts words to phonemes in IOS.
I suggest to use the iPhone feature located at Settings > General > Accessibility > Speech > Pronunciations (iOS 12).
This information comes from a detailed WWDC 2018 video summary and code snippets (ObjC and Swift) that explain how to import it in your code to be vocalized by the speech synthesizer.
answered May 7 at 17:43
XLE_22XLE_22
9861712
edited Jun 6 at 5:36
answered May 7 at 17:43
XLE_22XLE_22
9861712
answered May 7 at 17:43
XLE_22XLE_22
9861712
answered May 7 at 17:43
XLE_22XLE_22
9861712
9861712
@zztop: please, don't forget to upvote/validate this question and close your question if this answer provides a solution to your problem.
– XLE_22
Jun 6 at 5:36
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@zztop: please, don't forget to upvote/validate this question and close your question if this answer provides a solution to your problem.
– XLE_22
Jun 6 at 5:36
@zztop: please, don't forget to upvote/validate this question and close your question if this answer provides a solution to your problem.
– XLE_22
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@zztop: please, don't forget to upvote/validate this question and close your question if this answer provides a solution to your problem.
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I believe these methods are for the primitve speech synthesizers used many years ago. Any new voices won't support this at all.
– gnasher729
Mar 24 at 23:36