ReadSpeaker speechServer

What is ReadSpeaker speechServer?

Flexible client-server solutions to effortlessly and effortlessly deploy and control high-quality ReadSpeaker TTS voices in your standards-based telephony and IVR systems.

The ReadSpeaker speechServer enables dynamic multithreaded speech sessions without fail. Integrate ReadSpeaker's synthetic voices into the client-server architecture and run your intelligent voice services efficiently.

Optimize your server-based applications with ReadSpeaker speechServer.

Take your services and applications to the next level: Manage multiple and multiple voice TTS requests for IVR and emergency alert systems, mobile devices, and more with ReadSpeaker speechServer.

Easily and easily integrate ReadSpeaker voices into the client-server architecture and run your application efficiently by interacting with ReadSpeaker speechServer through a command-line tool, REST API, or TCP/IP communication protocol (Linux only). Includes the pronunciation dictionary tool and documentation.

RESOURCES

Web Administrator Control Panel

Access the control panel wherever you are. Sign in to manage all settings. Adjust the tone, volume, speed and pause. Turn voice engines on and off. Set maximum channels and more using the user-friendly web interface.

Monitor thread usage in real time

No need to wait – track the simultaneous synthesis of speech that occurs in real time and over time on a live graph.

Operating system and API compatibility

Choose the one that works best for you - Windows or Linux. Integrating ReadSpeaker speechServer into your application is easy and straightforward. The server is designed to support all major APIs, including: Command Line Interface, REST web API, C-based APIs, Java, .NET.

A choice of high-quality footprints

Depending on the level of definition you want to deploy to your application, high-quality footprints range from 5 MB to 2 GB per voice.

A variety of audio formats and sample rates

The following audio formats and sample rates are supported: PCM, Wav, Ogg, and MP3* (* using third-party library) - 8KHz or 16KHz.

Incremental reports

Break down your customers' usage by speech requests, text size, server response time, and more—and see how that data compares to last hour, day, week, or three months ago. VoiceText Server automatically generates a log file every 15 minutes, so you can see what caused a traffic spike and when it occurred.

System Requirements

OS: Windows Server 2008 and higher, Linux RHEL 5 or higher, Ubuntu

CPU: 8KHz or 16KHz

RAM: 2 GB (depending on the number of channels)

Voice footprint: 5 MB to 2 GB per voice