docker-mozillatts VS dicio-android

It seems to work with MozillaTTS! I fired that up in a docker container and the quality is amazing. https://github.com/synesthesiam/docker-mozillatts

Here's a docker container that lets you put in a text sentence and returns incredibly high quality audio; https://github.com/synesthesiam/docker-mozillatts

However, if you are after a project, setting up a quick server to read whatever text you give to it is actually pretty easy. There's a docker container for mozilla's TTS over here.

It depends on what you define as "end-user TTS". Mozilla has https://github.com/mozilla/TTS, which has https://github.com/synesthesiam/docker-mozillatts. If you run the docker image you can load up a webpage that accepts text input to say whatever, and also works with cURL if you wanna include it in a different program / command.

The samples sound awesome, but when I tried running it locally via docker (https://github.com/synesthesiam/docker-mozillatts) the results weren't quite stellar... Any idea?

So perhaps it's a good day to call for contributors to add more actions to https://github.com/Stypox/dicio-android ? If Google wants to remove features, they can be replaced by something that doesn't have that problem.

I've just discovered Dicio, a promising voice assistant and speech-to-text app that is pure FOSS. I'd love to use the apps's speech-to-text capabilities system-wide. Reading through the Github page of the app tells me that this is possible.

Dicio is the onl one I know. Since version 0.8 it can be used as a general SST engine from any app (didn't test it personally tho)

Dicio (version Placeholder): Voice assistant: multilanguage, configurable and free

You can use open source assistant instead like Dicio https://github.com/Stypox/dicio-android and configure it the way you like.

Check it here

Hey! Best thing I know of at the moment is Dicio made by some of the same people behind NewPipe.