![]() ![]() We are using PyTTSx3 because is compatible with both Python versions. There’s also a module called PyTTSx (without the 3 at the end), but it’s not compatible with both Python 2 and Python 3. If the pyttsx3 module is not installed you will see the following error when executing your Python program: ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pyttsx3' ![]() You can use pip for that module too: pip install pypiwin32 If you are using Windows and you see one of the following error messages, you will also have to install module pypiwin32: No module named win32com.client Let’s see how PyTTSx3 works first… Example Using the PyTTSx3 Moduleīefore using this module remember to install it using pip: pip install pyttsx3 The reason why we will be using PyTTSx3 and gTTS is to create a program that can run in the same way on Windows, Mac and Linux (cross-platform). There are different ways to create a program in Python that converts text to speech and some of them are specific to the operating system. Below you can see the page on PyPI for the two libraries: They are both available on the Python Package Index (PyPI), the official repository for Python third-party software. In this guide we will try two different text to speech libraries: Let’s get started! The Libraries to Make Python Speak It allows to do even complex things with very few lines of code. This program will show you how powerful Python is as a language. Together we will create a simple program to convert text into speech. ![]()
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