And... 503'd. I didn't catch what the intended use case was before it died, but I'm guessing computer generated voice?
Most of the computer generated stuff I've seen uses trained actors. Which neatly avoids the problem of trying to reconcile a myriad of accents and dialects, which was immediately apparent from the first two samples I tried.
edit: back up, seems to be about voice recognition, which this could help with no problem.
Most of the computer generated stuff I've seen uses trained actors. Which neatly avoids the problem of trying to reconcile a myriad of accents and dialects, which was immediately apparent from the first two samples I tried.
edit: back up, seems to be about voice recognition, which this could help with no problem.