Speech Synthesis: Standards, Markup Languages, & APIs
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Java Speech API (Cross Platform)
- Java Speech API Markup Language Specification
- Java Speech Grammar Format Specification
- JSR: Java Speech Requests (Java Community Process)
SSML: Speech Synthesis Markup Language
- SSML 1.0 say-as attribute values (W3C NOTE)
- SSML 1.0 Errata
- SSML 1.0 Implementation Report
- Testimonials for SSML 1.0
SAPI: Speech Application Programming Interface (Windows)
- Speech Technology at Microsoft (Home)
- speech @ microsoft
- System.Speech.Synthesis Namespace
- System.Speech.Recognition Namespace
- Speech API Blog
- Speech Content in the Windows SDK
- Speech SDK Discussion Group (web view)
- Pronunciation Lexicon Specification (PLS) Version 1.0
- published as a W3C Recommendation on 14 October 2008.
- synopsis: PLS 1.0 is the newest piece of W3C's Speech Interface Framework for creating Web applications driven by voice and speech. PLS can reduce the cost of developing these applications by allowing people to share and reuse pronunciation dictionaries. In addition, PLS can make it easier to localize applications by separating pronunciation concerns from other parts of the application.
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