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# Technique one: COM Object Version | |
$s = New-Object -ComObject SAPI.SPVoice | |
$s.Speak("You are Re-Hired!") | |
# Technique two: NET Object Version | |
Add-Type -AssemblyName System.speech | |
$speak = New-Object System.Speech.Synthesis.SpeechSynthesizer | |
# Play a sound | |
$speak.Speak("Pomme de terre") | |
# Record the sound in a WAV file | |
$speak.SetOutputToWaveFile("C:\users\$env:username\Desktop\test.wav") | |
$speak.Speak("Pomme de terre?") | |
$speak.Dispose() # this stop and save the wav file | |
#Voices | |
$speak.voice # Voice Currently in use | |
$speak.GetInstalledVoices().VoiceInfo #list of Voices available | |
#Change the Voice | |
$speak.SelectVoice('Microsoft David Desktop') | |
$speak.SelectVoice('Microsoft Hazel Desktop') | |
$speak.SelectVoice('Microsoft Zira Desktop') | |
#Change Rate and Volume | |
$speak.rate = -10 #slow | |
$speak.rate = 10 #fast | |
$speak.Volume = 100 | |
$speak.Speak("Pomme de terre") |
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