Voice recognition software and typing text to voice over is becoming a very popular service. There are also several apps and web based services that provide this for free. Slide Talk is one of those options. To use the service, you first must create an account. Users will then upload their slides and arrange them to build a story. These slides will need to be images. For each slide users need to type some text to explain what is in the slide. From there, in 20+ different languages and 70+ different voices, the service will convert the text into a voice over speech. The images and audio are turned into a video and automatically published to YouTube, or can downloaded for personal use. See video below that showcases several of the different voice options.
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Slide Talk
Voice recognition software and typing text to voice over is becoming a very popular service. There are also several apps and web based services that provide this for free. Slide Talk is one of those options. To use the service, you first must create an account. Users will then upload their slides and arrange them to build a story. These slides will need to be images. For each slide users need to type some text to explain what is in the slide. From there, in 20+ different languages and 70+ different voices, the service will convert the text into a voice over speech. The images and audio are turned into a video and automatically published to YouTube, or can downloaded for personal use. See video below that showcases several of the different voice options.
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