Does anybody know the syntax to run a simple TTS request on the command line without having to run it as a listening server?<br><br>something like...<br><span style="font-family:courier new,monospace">> java marytts infile.xml outfile.wav</span><br>
<br>----<br><br>This is a really great TTS processor that generates really impressive results. Ive used it for generating automated phone callouts to alert key personnel about certain conditions and I've been using MaryXML files with prosody tags to give me the inflections I am looking for.<br>
<br>My problem though, is that running marytts as a server doesn't seem like a good solution to me. It takes up clock cycles on a busy server and I only end up making 6 to twelve requests per day. It often fails by the time I need it and I have to manually restart the server. It would a lot simpler if I could just run a command that fires up marytts as needed.<br>
<br>Its not obvious from the documentation how I would do this and Ive searched and searched on and off for several days now. Does anybody know the answer? Thanks in advance.<br><br>Paul<br>