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Opensource modern TTS engines for Android are now available!
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this post was submitted on 08 Oct 2024
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Might want to link to the official page for a bit more context
For context really, because figuring out the android install there ain't a straight thing.
I've been using these TTS for a few months now, and I'm seriously impressed with its quality, considering it's running all in local as OP said. I always find funny when it tells me to TURN LAFT ON THE NEXT ROUND... ABOUT, but that's a really minor nit picking, overall audio quality is amazing.
Just to clarify, this is standalone and doesn't need a local LLM or anything yeah? Also, any tips on tutorials for the install process?
Edit: Nevermind, I realize it's install and use
Yup, standalone and doesn't require anything else, no connectivity whatsoever. It runs local.