LetMeDoIt Speaks
Users can use voice typing to talk to LetMeDoIt AI.
LetMeDoIt AI can speak to response.
LetMeDoIt AI utilizes text-to-speech feature to speak, as chat responses are streamed. To toggle this feature, select "toggle response audio" from action menu or press 'ctrl+y'.
LetMeDoIt AI can also speak as you enter your input. To toggle this feature, select "toggle input audio" from action menu or press 'escape+y'.
- Select "Change Text-to-Speech configurations" from action menu.
- Follow the dialog and options, to choose text-to-speech engine and languages / voices.
Availability of language / voice options depends no text-to-speech engine selection.
To use Google Cloud text-to-speech engine, read https://github.com/eliranwong/letmedoit/wiki/Google-API-Setup
To use ElevenLabs text-to-speech engine, read https://github.com/eliranwong/letmedoit/wiki/ElevenLabs-API-Setup
You can use custom text-to-speech command, supported on your local devices.
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Press 'Enter' to enter a blank entry.
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Select 'Configure text-to-speech command' from the opened action menu.
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Enter a command of your own choice
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Enter a command suffix (optional, leave it blank if not applicable)
For examples:
- on macOS ['say -v "?"' to check voices]:
Simply enter:
say
To specify voice and speaking rate, eg.:
say -v Daniel -r 200
[leave suffix command 'blank']
- on Ubuntu ['espeak --voices' to check voices]:
Simply enter:
espeak
To specify voice and speaking rate, eg.:
espeak -v en-gb -s 175
[leave suffix command 'blank']
- on Windows, try:
Command:
Add-Type -TypeDefinition 'using System.Speech.Synthesis; class TTS { static void Main(string[] args) { using (SpeechSynthesizer synth = new SpeechSynthesizer()) { synth.Speak(args[0]); } } }'; [TTS]::Main(
Suffix:
)
VLC player is required on Termux (Android) and optional on Windows / macOS / Linux.
pygame is used for audio playback by default but pygame is not available on Termux.
With VLC player, you can also control the audio playback rate.
To install on Termux (Android), run:
pkg install which vlc
For other platforms, read https://www.videolan.org/vlc/