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3 weeks ago - Oddcast Text to Speech is part of a much larger creative technology ecosystem built by Oddcast, a digital media company active since the late 1990s. It's one of the earliest online tools that allowed users to turn typed text into spoken audio, long ...

September 22, 2022 - Have you ever wanted to use your ... to execute commands. In addition to its text-to-speech software, Oddcast allows people to deliver voice commands....

August 27, 2024 - Ease of Use: The platform is simple to navigate, allowing users to quickly generate audio by entering text and selecting a voice. Real-Time Conversion: Text is instantly converted to speech, enabling immediate feedback and quick adjustments.

October 23, 2023 - Vyond has retired text to speech voices provided by Oddcast. 141 voices will be retired. Please see attachment at the bottom of the article for full list of Oddcast voices that will be retired. Wha...

The Oddcast License shall commence ... of the Oddcast License and/or these Terms. Unless specified otherwise, you may utilize the Product solely on a single unified resource locator address ("URLs") including subdomains thereof. However, in the event more than one license has been acquired by you, or access to additional URLs specifically purchased, multiple URLs are permitted up to the number granted to you. Text To Speech audio playback, ...

We offer our TTS under the brand name Vocalware, in two flavours: 1. A cloud based API for developers - enables realtime audio in any online app or website. 2. Download our TTS as mp3 audio to use in games, apps, tutorials or videos. hundreds of voices in over 30 languages Speech-enable any online application using our cloud based HTTP API.

Easily convert your US English text into professional speech for free. Perfect for e-learning, presentations, YouTube videos and increasing the accessibility of your website. Our voices pronounce your texts in their own language using a specific ...

October 27, 2025 - ... Voices with the option to adjust tone will display a smiling face icon next to their name. 1. Select a character on the stage and open the Dialog panel in the toolbar. 2. Click ADD DIALOG to open the menu and select Text-to-Speech.

November 23, 2024 - Vyond Oddcast works by synthesizing text into speech using advanced algorithms and natural language processing. Users simply input the text they wish to convert into speech, and the technology does the rest, providing high-quality, natural-sounding ...

March 12, 2025 - In this comprehensive guide, we'll navigate the features, capabilities, and nuances of Oddcast's Text-to-Speech technology, designed to bring your written words to vibrant auditory life.

September 25, 2025 - The classic TTS Oddcast service that many remember from the GoAnimate era is no longer available in its original form. Despite being officially retired from major platforms, the demand for quality text-to-speech voices similar to the classic ...

Oddcast is a company that specializes in text to speech (TTS) technology and solutions for web developers and content creators. Oddcast online TTS is a technology that converts text into natural sounding speech.

September 15, 2024 - 54387a wrote:Try going to https://synthesis-service.scratch.mit.edu/synth?locale=en-US&gender=male&text=hello. If you are able to hear the word “hello” from it, then it's probably an issue with the code of the project. If you aren't, try clearing your cache. If that still doesn't work, please let me know.still doesnt work. i think scratch needs to change to Oddcast since the OG voices dont work.