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POWhen using SAPI.SpVoice to output to a WAV file, result sounds different than when outputting directly to speakers
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<p>I'm trying to write a simple script to run some txt files through the Windows 7 text-to-speech engine (which has the decent Anna voice) and produce wav files. However, the wav files don't sound as nice as when I just have it output directly to speakers. I've tried this on two completely different Windows 7 systems already. Any way to remedy this?</p> <p>Script:</p> <pre> set x = createobject("SAPI.SpVoice") ' Uncomment following lines to output to file 'set ofs = createobject("SAPI.SpFileStream") 'ofs.Open "msg.wav", 3, vbFalse 'set x.AudioOutputStream = ofs x.Speak "In the fall of 2003, ..." </pre>
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