A a few places I work at you get your temperature checked by offering
your wrist up to a machine.

The machine then says in a loud voice "safe"

It's a boring voice.

Any suggestions for changing "safe" to a famous voice and maybe words
other than just "safe".


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Adam

On 16/04/2021 19:23, ARW wrote:
A a few places I work at you get your temperature checked by offering
your wrist up to a machine.

The machine then says in a loud voice "safe"

It's a boring voice.

Any suggestions for changing "safe" to a famous voice and maybe words
other than just "safe".


"welcome, walk forward and please avoid the small pile of ash to the
left of where you are standing"

or

"please stand still and wait, the death ray will only take a short
moment to complete disinfection"

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Adrian C

Depends on how the voice works. If its a phoneme system that can say
anything at all, then its always going to sound robotic. If its a real
person and it only has whole words digitised for specific places, like the
Wallace an Grommet clocks for example, then you would need only to make a
chip with the right coding for the device with other voices on it. Certainly
the old Pure Sonus 1 DAB had that latter method and also allowed two choices
by downloading voices from the website, sadly they never made much of it,
just a male and a female were available.

So really you need to find out how its done and would need to know how the
indexing is done and word assembly if its phoneme based,and record your own
phonemes for every sound needed for speech which is very long winded, and
indexing of reserved words if its the whole word kind.
Brian

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A a few places I work at you get your temperature checked by offering your
wrist up to a machine.

The machine then says in a loud voice "safe"

It's a boring voice.

Any suggestions for changing "safe" to a famous voice and maybe words
other than just "safe".


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You have just been whooshed.

Brian Gaff (Sofa) wrote

Depends on how the voice works. If its a phoneme system that can say
anything at all, then its always going to sound robotic. If its a real
person and it only has whole words digitised for specific places, like the
Wallace an Grommet clocks for example, then you would need only to make a
chip with the right coding for the device with other voices on it.
Certainly the old Pure Sonus 1 DAB had that latter method and also allowed
two choices by downloading voices from the website, sadly they never made
much of it, just a male and a female were available.

So really you need to find out how its done and would need to know how the
indexing is done and word assembly if its phoneme based,and record your
own phonemes for every sound needed for speech which is very long winded,
and indexing of reserved words if its the whole word kind.
Brian

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A a few places I work at you get your temperature checked by offering your
wrist up to a machine.

The machine then says in a loud voice "safe"

It's a boring voice.

Any suggestions for changing "safe" to a famous voice and maybe words
other than just "safe".


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MID:

ARW wrote:
A a few places I work at you get your temperature checked by offering
your wrist up to a machine.

The machine then says in a loud voice "safe"

It's a boring voice.

Any suggestions for changing "safe" to a famous voice and maybe words
other than just "safe".

Is the machine programmable ?

"Safe" doesn't take a lot of bytes of storage, so I
can see the attraction of that word. They probably selected
words that would minimize the ROM storage needed.
The fact they chose that word, tells me the machine
is not programmable, but you'll know more about this
than I would.

I want to know what the machine says, when you have a fever.
Try placing a heated steel rod in the machine, instead
of your wrist... "Holy ****" said the machine.

Paul