Saywhatitype (Universal)

About

This flexible APP makes use of your device's local Text-to-Speech (TTS) feature to read out the text you type, write, paste or pick from a history list record in a language of your choice. Or you can select multiple tracks and assign them to customised playlists. --- optimised for iPhone devices --- ( works on iPad and other iOS devices too ) Ideal as your personal speech coach and handy companion, automatic audio (long) text reader or virtual speech assistant whether you are brushing up on your foreign language listening / pronunciation skill or want to harness the power of TTS to communicate your message on your behalf (user accessibility function - device speech services). ::: FEATURES - simple, clean uncluttered interface - full functionality offline (no internet required) - access to all on-device languages [1] - multilingual support - single or loop/repeat track playback - mark as favourite - system adjustable speech rate and pitch - history list + - search filter - import/export playlist - filter favourites - multiple personal playlists [2] - visual live playback status (with timer) - user selectable playback intervals - playback pause for each line of text separated by a carriage return, new- or empty line ::: NOTE Certain devices may show a three letter language code (ISO 639-2 instead of ISO 639-1) [3] as the prefix followed by text which does not represent common two letter country codes (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2) e.g. eng-x-lvariant-f00 ... instead of en-US, en-GB, etc. or ita-x-lvariant-f00 ... instead of it-ITA ... where no formal language description such as (English) or (Italian) is shown. However, TTS playback should work normally [1] as this is a known UI cosmetic issue. [1] TTS voice data availability is dependent on manufacturer, device, software, country and/or region. Additionally, you may need to explicitly install the voice data of the chosen TTS engine on your device manually for the desired language and restart the App before TTS voice playback can work. [2] unlimited on-the-fly [3] except for language variants for countries, regions or writing systems e.g. yue-HK (ISO code and IETF language tag for Chinese Cantonese Hong Kong)