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Mobicents Tts Ra    

 The Mobicents Text To Speech (TTS) Resource Adapter provides easy-to-use interface to state-of-the-art speech technology. TTS RA makes use of FreeTTS  which is speech synthesis system written entirely in the Java programming language. However FreeTTS supports only a subset of the JSAPI 1.0 javax.speech.synthesis specification. 


The class diagram looks like

 

 TTS RA is capable of producing the audio files which can be used by Media Player RA to open outbound RTP media stream and transmit the speech to SIP Client.


The use case can be extend IVR Bank Demo example where IVR asks user to enter his/her account number and password. After successful verification of account and password the Service retrieves the account balance from database. Service passes this balance as text to TTS RA which produces the audio file that is used by Media RA to transmit to SIP Client.

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May 22 2007 by Oleg Kulikov
Anyway, speech or voice are media data. The extesion of media ra with TTS
related events seems to me more transparrent and will be easy used. From
other hand media ra is deisgned to not only for RTP processing but to work
with all kind of media oriented sessions. TTS may be considered as special
endpoint for MGCP or special context for Megaco and developer may use same
May 21 2007 by Ivelin Ivanov
what is the lifecycle of a TTS session? I can imagine synchronous
requests for TTS conversion and asynchronous events with URL (or SDP
in the future) to the file where the result is available. Asynchronous
events can also provide updates on the progress if its a large text
file or there are any intermediate errors.
May 21 2007 by Ivelin Ivanov
I suppose these can be initialization properties for a new TTS session.
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