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I would like to know if there is a way to create audiobooks using bing speech api. That is to say, I would like to create an audiobook having a txt as an input. Nowadays the API restricts speech generation to 1024 characters. AWS has an "automatic" solution for it, using amazon polly and aws batch: enter image description here

I did not figure it out how to do it in Azure. Is there a generic way to do this in Azure?

moarra
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  • Not sure what your specific question is. There is no built-in "create audiobook" feature of the Cognitive Services APIs - you'd need to create whatever content you want, based on your app, your code, etc. – David Makogon Mar 21 '18 at 16:11
  • Another way to ask it: how can we override the 1024 character limit restriction in the speech api? Do I have to gather different audio pieces and put them together manually? As I show it in my question, amazon has a built in solution for this particular problem. – moarra Mar 21 '18 at 20:10

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Perhaps the Speech API client library would help with what you need.

From the docs:

Support more advanced capabilities in speech recognition, such as intermediate results in real time, long audio stream (up to 10 minutes), and continuous recognition.

Jon
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