Lets start on what you want to use text to speech for? I use text to speech for WBT's. I use Adobe Captivate to creat e-Learning classes. I use the voices downloaded from Adobes website. I believe they come from neo speech. http://www.neospeech.com. They were free to me as I have Captivate already. From the website, they don't apprear to be free.
1.) Android's PicoTTS outperforms Festival, FreeTTS, and eSpeak by a long shot. Don't have an Android device? You can hear a short clip in this video to decide if you agree.
If you like PicoTTS well enough, Android has a synthesizeToFile() method that can save the audio stream to WAV. I'm not aware of any apps that use this feature, but you want to build a web service, so you'd probably have to hack in the Android java source code anyway.
This works great for strings less than 100 characters. Longer strings would have to be sent in chunks, but there is an app on The Code Project (with source) that already does this pretty well.
Update: I just noticed the 'free' requirement... Fulfilling both realistic and free is a bit difficult, but if you consider voices coming with the OS as free, then Windows Vista and Windows 7 have very impressive voices (unlike XP's).
我到处搜索，发现一个免费的并且有一些不错的声音的是 yakitome.com1 。这非常适合我的需要（使用免费程序将文本转换为 .wav 文件，其声音比 Microsoft sam crap 更好）。您可以选择一些声音（最好的是 AT&T 的“自然声音”）并创建一个文件。最好的部分是您可以将其另存为 mp3 或 wav 文件。只需按照常见问题解答下的说明进行操作即可。还有一项调查，他们谈论免费添加一些很棒的声音。（他们会购买它们）无论如何，只是想分享一些信息，因为这是我整个星期发现的最好的，到目前为止我已经下载了大约 8 个程序。
I have been searching all around and one that I have found that is FREE and has some alright voices is yakitome.com1. This fit perfectly for what I needed(convert text to a .wav file with a better voice than the Microsoft sam crap using a free program ). You can choose among some voices(the best was AT&T's "natural voices") and create a file. The best part is that you can save it as a mp3 or a wav file. Just follow the directions under the FAQ's. There is also a survey and they talk about adding some awesome voices for free.(they would purchase them) Anyways just wanted to share some info because this is the best I've found all week and I've downloaded about 8 programs so far.
YAKiToMe! http://www.yakitome.com is free and has really good voices and adding new ones in multiple languages. I use the site to listen to pdf files and RSS feeds. They can also read email, .txt, html, etc. There's no software to download. It's a cloud-based implementation. They have a well-documented API. Audio books made with YAKiToMe! can be downloaded or shared online. It's a quality service and they never spam me. Did I mention it's free and you can input large texts?
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让我们开始讨论您想使用文本转语音做什么？我使用文本转语音进行 WBT。我使用 Adobe Captivate 创建电子学习课程。我使用从 Adobe 网站下载的声音。我相信它们来自新语言。 http://www.neospeech.com。它们对我来说是免费的，因为我已经拥有了 Captivate。从网站上看，它们似乎不是免费的。
Lets start on what you want to use text to speech for? I use text to speech for WBT's. I use Adobe Captivate to creat e-Learning classes. I use the voices downloaded from Adobes website. I believe they come from neo speech. http://www.neospeech.com. They were free to me as I have Captivate already. From the website, they don't apprear to be free.
我有两个选择：
1.) Android 的 PicoTTS 远远优于 Festival、FreeTTS 和 eSpeak。没有 Android 设备？您可以此视频中的一段短片来决定您是否同意。
如果您非常喜欢 PicoTTS，Android 有一个 synthesizeToFile() 方法，可以将音频流保存为WAV。 我不知道有任何应用使用此功能，但您想要构建一个 Web 服务，因此您可能无论如何都必须破解 Android java 源代码。
2.) 下一个选项是使用 Google 翻译，例如 http:// /translate.google.com/translate_tts?tl=en&q=hello+world。
这对于少于 100 个字符的字符串非常有效。较长的字符串必须分块发送，但有 The Code Project 上的应用程序（带有源代码）已经很好地做到了这一点。
I have two options:
1.) Android's PicoTTS outperforms Festival, FreeTTS, and eSpeak by a long shot. Don't have an Android device? You can hear a short clip in this video to decide if you agree.
If you like PicoTTS well enough, Android has a synthesizeToFile() method that can save the audio stream to WAV. I'm not aware of any apps that use this feature, but you want to build a web service, so you'd probably have to hack in the Android java source code anyway.
2.) The next option is to use Google Translate, e.g. http://translate.google.com/translate_tts?tl=en&q=hello+world.
This works great for strings less than 100 characters. Longer strings would have to be sent in chunks, but there is an app on The Code Project (with source) that already does this pretty well.
您尝试过 Loquendo 吗？
更新：我刚刚注意到“免费”的要求...同时满足现实和免费有点困难，但如果您认为操作系统附带的声音是免费的，那么Windows Vista和Windows 7的声音非常令人印象深刻（与XP不同）。
Have you tried Loquendo?
Update: I just noticed the 'free' requirement... Fulfilling both realistic and free is a bit difficult, but if you consider voices coming with the OS as free, then Windows Vista and Windows 7 have very impressive voices (unlike XP's).
我到处搜索，发现一个免费的并且有一些不错的声音的是 yakitome.com1 。这非常适合我的需要（使用免费程序将文本转换为 .wav 文件，其声音比 Microsoft sam crap 更好）。您可以选择一些声音（最好的是 AT&T 的“自然声音”）并创建一个文件。最好的部分是您可以将其另存为 mp3 或 wav 文件。只需按照常见问题解答下的说明进行操作即可。还有一项调查，他们谈论免费添加一些很棒的声音。（他们会购买它们）无论如何，只是想分享一些信息，因为这是我整个星期发现的最好的，到目前为止我已经下载了大约 8 个程序。
I have been searching all around and one that I have found that is FREE and has some alright voices is yakitome.com1. This fit perfectly for what I needed(convert text to a .wav file with a better voice than the Microsoft sam crap using a free program ). You can choose among some voices(the best was AT&T's "natural voices") and create a file. The best part is that you can save it as a mp3 or a wav file. Just follow the directions under the FAQ's. There is also a survey and they talk about adding some awesome voices for free.(they would purchase them) Anyways just wanted to share some info because this is the best I've found all week and I've downloaded about 8 programs so far.
亚基多我！ http://www.yakitome.com 是免费的，并且有非常好的声音，并且添加了多种语言的新声音。我使用该网站收听 pdf 文件和 RSS 提要。他们还可以阅读电子邮件、.txt、html 等。无需下载软件。这是一个基于云的实施。他们有一个记录良好的 API。用 YAKiToMe 制作的有声读物！可以下载或在线共享。这是一项优质的服务，他们从不向我发送垃圾邮件。我有没有提到它是免费的并且您可以输入大文本？
YAKiToMe! http://www.yakitome.com is free and has really good voices and adding new ones in multiple languages. I use the site to listen to pdf files and RSS feeds. They can also read email, .txt, html, etc. There's no software to download. It's a cloud-based implementation. They have a well-documented API. Audio books made with YAKiToMe! can be downloaded or shared online. It's a quality service and they never spam me. Did I mention it's free and you can input large texts?