janpmz
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Comment · 10 days ago
This is very fresh, you can add features is you like.
Comment · 16 days ago
I've made a version of it you can listen to: https://pdftomp3.com/player.html?example_id=6ad14c5229ba4da7...
Comment · 17 days ago
The experience has been improved now!
Comment · 18 days ago
I've updated my video to show the player experience and the quality of the voices:
Comment · 18 days ago
Here you go my friend, a two speaker podcast in Thai :)
https://pdftomp3.com/published/player.html?publication_id=6a...
Comment · 18 days ago
Its about the whole pipeline. From adding a PDF to listening in the car (with the app).
Comment · 18 days ago
It handles the formatting of scientific papers very well. E.g. I can exclude footnotes etc. But I didn't test it much with tables yet.
Comment · 18 days ago
Here you can listen to examples: https://pdftomp3.com/examples/
Via MCP more voices are available (all OpenAI and Gemini voices, depending on which api key you use).
Comment · 18 days ago
I did both of that too! At the end I made my own app to listen to the episodes.
Comment · 18 days ago
Thanks! Currently, I'm using Gemini TTS and Kokoro TTS as a free option. Kokoro is fast and I can run it on my own server, but I'm not using it as a standard yet because Gemini supports more languages and has more voices available. But text-to-speech processing is the biggest bottleneck at the moment.
Comment · 18 days ago
There are two parts to the processing. The processing of the document itself is done on your OpenAI/Codex subscription. Additionally, you have to submit an API key for the text-to-speech processing. There you can use a Gemini key or an OpenAI key.