22.2 azspeech quick start

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Below we share some examples, showing the various commands supported by the package.

Let’s generate some audio from text that is supplied on the command line:

ml synthesize azspeech Welcome my friend, welcome to the machine.

The text may also be from a text file:

ml synthesize azspeech --input=short.txt

Convert audio recorded from the computer’s microphone to text:

ml transcribe azspeech

Next, download a sample audio file to try out the transcribe command.

wget https://github.com/realpython/python-speech-recognition/raw/master/audio_files/harvard.wav

ml transcribe azspeech harvard.wav

Here’s an example of audio in Indonesian, specifically identified as such to improved the transcription.

ml transcribe azspeech --lang=id-ID indonews.wav

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