Talk: Text to Voice

Abast Multimèdia

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About this app

With Talk, your phone will speak what you type. Make your phone say anything you want in many languages! Let your phone read the news for you!

It supports importing web pages directly from the browser to listen to them. You can also import text from any other apps.

Features:
- Text to voice
- Read web pages
- Play / Pause / Stop
- Export audio as WAV file
- Lots of languages (internet connection required for some)

Uses:
- Reading news or books
- Helpful for visually impaired people
- Helpful for speech impaired people
- Helpful for people that had wisdom teeth removed
- Fun

There's a paid version available WITHOUT ADS here:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.abast.talkpro

NOTE: Your phone must have a Text-to-Speech enginge for Talk to work. If it doesn't have it you can download it from Google Play. Depending on the TTS engine, some languages that appear in the app may not work.

G+ community: https://plus.google.com/communities/107986392540899459664

Ratings and reviews

Great app but it has serious issues with Bluetooth audio in Android Auto. The app appears to be reading aloud but no sound ever comes out of the speakers in the car. The only work around I've been able to find is to start another app's audio at the same time (such as Spotify). This seems to "wake up" this app so that its voice output can start using the Bluetooth audio connection. I would definitely give this app five stars if this bug could be fixed.

It's a good app and does what's advertised. There are only banner advertisements and no popups which is a plus. I've only had one bug with this app that I havent seen any other users have: If you hit "Share Page" on a web browser app to send text to this app, it will save that initial link and then try to create a new note for it every time you go back to the notes list page. This can only be cleared by force quiting the app. Other than that the app works great!

Slight bug (or I can't figure out): When I get the "Read Webpage" dialog box the choices are "Always" "No" "OK" if I accidentally hit "Always" there is no way to reverse it in settings. I had to uninstall & reinstall to reset it. I press "No" 99.9% of the time, so "Always" is not a good option. If someone figures it out, I'd like to know. Otherwise app fills my need. BTW the website listed on Playstore is dead.

What’s new

- Added ability to backup and restore your notes in Settings screen
- Added settings for hiding 'Undo' and 'Clear text' buttons
- Speak with Talk text selection action should appear in more apps (including Chrome and other web browsers)
- Bug fixes