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Get simple texts converted into lifelike speech
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Ease of Use, Seamless Integration with Azure Services, Natural Sounding Voices, Multilingual Support
Inaccurate Pronunciation, Limited Customization Options, Limited Language Support, Pricing
Users find Azure Text to Speech API easy to integrate and implement, with many praising its intuitive interface and well-documented features. They appreciate the natural-sounding voices and customization options for intonation, pauses, and speed. While some users find the pricing reasonable, others voice concerns about its cost. A recurring issue is accuracy, with users reporting instances of incorrect word transcriptions due to accents or misinterpretations. The API is particularly useful for accessibility, benefiting visually impaired users and those seeking to create more inclusive applications. However, improvement is needed regarding language support and the quality of certain voices, specifically Hindi. Overall, the Azure Text to Speech API is a solid tool with potential, but users recommend considering other platforms for languages besides English.
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I like best that Azure Text to Speech offers easy integration with other Azure services, so it is very easy to implement. It gives a lot of configuration options and control over intonation, pauses, speed, and the audio is remarkably good.
I did not like the cost of the Azure Text-to-Speech API but it is reasonable and fair.
Azure Text to Speech API provides an audio output from text, significantly benefiting users with visual impairments. Azure Text to Speech API makes my app more accessible, especially for blind or otherwise visually disabled users.
What I like the most about Azure's text to speech API, and really most of their APIs is how easy to implement it is. The documentation is incredible to the point that it is difficult not to do it right.
Perhaps what I dislike is the price. Even though they have a pay-as-you-go option, it becomes exponentially expensive for larger applications. For small applications or testing is perfect though!
I was looking for a way to create a voice for a brand that could speak realtively fluent. Microsofts text-to-speech was overall the best option I found, and it was so easy to implement using their documentation.
The most best thing of azure text to speech is that it's one of its best as they have started researches earlier hence made the AI learn most of things which makes thing simpler in Healthcare industry
There is nothing as such as dislike about it
For developing softwares in Healthcare having such a API which is so helpful and accurate is a must thing
This api has ability to convert text into near to natural voice which is the best thing about this api.
The interface is little confusing and it can be improved and simplified.
It is effectively converting the text into voice speech with the natural voice.
The text to speech recognition works best with companies that have got foreign clients. and we have been using this for a quiet long time and it has been serving the purpose
Nothing as such.
Should improve the customer query.
Microsoft itself should improve it overall
The language barrier is solved here.
Earlier it used to be difficult to understand a few texts and oever it eases the problem
Things I loved about azure text to speech API:-
- easy to implement
- it's accuracy is next to none
- easy conversion from voice to text.
- Most important, it's user friendly.
As on date, all going great with Azure text to speech API. Wishing all the best with updates and competitors.
Azure text to speech API has greatly helped me with the projects implementation and completion on time. It's highly recommended. Go for it.
Azure TTS API is really good. It offers high-quality audio output and a wide range of voice options. Seamless integration within Azure.
Comes off as a pricey alternative despite not sounding very natural. I personally prefer Amazon Polly over Azure TTS purely because it sounds "human". But if the application is hosted on Azure, then it's far better to use Azure TTS because of the convenience.
We primarily use it to make our onboarding courses multi-language. With its wide array of language and voice options, it facilitates global reach, catering to diverse audiences.
Microsoft text to speech has been very helpful in makng our minutesof meeting maing sure we cover all that needs to be covered in our daily meeting and very accurate as well.
There are some words that are not captured sometimes but very rarely, perhaps when the connection or audiio is not clear.
It solved Everyday meeting conclusions and accuracy as well
User friendly and looks accurate as per the text
Not Applicable any such functionality but it should do the best against the competitors
For blind people it would be really helpful specially covid kind of time to change the mind
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The option to pay as you go, for applications is amazing. It works well when hosted on Azure. Delivers output in standard WAV format.
The limited customization options hinder us from creating personalized voices limiting its usability in projects. Inadequate documentation is frustrating for users trying to implement the API.
The Azure Text to Speech API solves the problem of generating sounding speech, from text. It is integrated into our applications providing a level of accessibility.