Don't Buy Audiobook! Let's Make Your Own Audiobook In Python | Python Project Step-By-Step Tutorial

[@zennihilator3724]

Does this use that default robotic text-to-speech narrator? I guess that can work in a pinch, but a large part of the appeal when it comes to audiobooks is having a high quality narrator that has a great voice, pronunciaton etc. It should feel like you're getting read a bed time story by someone's voice that elicits comfort.

[@BitsandBytes1010]

Yes, the program uses the default text-to-speech engine provided by the pyttsx3 library. For a more natural-sounding narration, you could explore advanced text-to-speech services like Google Cloud Text-to-Speech or Amazon Polly, which offer high-quality voices and better pronunciation. These services can make the listening experience much closer to what you'd get from a professionally narrated audiobook. However, these services are not free they are paid services.

[@nozkyz]

what voice u used for that first voice (00:00)?

[@tcbandeira]

Que legal esta biblioteca! Assim nao ptecisamos recriar a roda!

[@keshavjoshi07]

thank you i liked your video so much... i have one question can i use custom ai voice like using some celeb voices or other voice model ...great work i will make this one and try to improve according to my needs thank you so much this helped a lot

[@BitsandBytes1010]

Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed the video and found it helpful. 😊 This program uses the default text-to-speech voices provided by the system or libraries like pyttsx3. Custom voices can't be directly used with this setup. However, you can explore advanced platforms like Google Cloud or Amazon Polly, which support custom voice models and can be integrated into Python.

[@profzahnpasta]

Nice Tutorial but i tried it out and the text to speech doesnt work :( Idk why but there’s simply no output when I run the program (the script from 2:43 ), do you have a solution?

[@BitsandBytes1010]

Have you installed the pyttsx3 library? If you have, you may need to restart your code editor for it to work correctly, because it sometimes requires to restart. I recommend restarting your code editor and then trying to run the program again. If you still don't get any output, check your code for errors or if you missed something.

[@profzahnpasta]

@@BitsandBytes1010ok my bad I forgot the brackets after speaker.Runandwait 😅 now it works