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I am by no means a front-end developer, but I would like to provide a simple interface application with which my Thorsten voices can be easily used.
Requirements:
A single code base and interface for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.
Either a final binary file that can be executed directly or an installer that works on the operating systems mentioned.
My TV models and Piper as an application should be automatically downloaded by the program (incl. licenses).
All TV voice types should be selectable via a selection field (neutral, Hessian, sleepy, disgusted, happy, ...).
The majority of the interface should be an editable text field where the text to be spoken is entered.
In addition to manual text input, the text should also be able to be imported as text and PDF files.
A search & replace function should be possible (to replace headers of PDF imports, for example).
When importing PDFs, only certain pages should be able to be imported (e.g. only pages 4-6).
Markup in the text should be supported (e.g. "NEW_CHAPTER"). A WAV/MP3 file could end there and a new one started. This would allow you to have a separate output file for each chapter.
The WAV output from Piper TTS should also be made available as an MP3 file using a checkbox.
In case of MP3 output format and multiple chapters a M3U playlist file with correct order should be written.
Possibly also a direct output function instead of saving to a WAV output file.
SBOM file included.
List of used open source projects and licences
... more ideas?
Possible technologies:
Here I really need feedback on what makes technological sense these days for frontend development.
React
QT
Electron
Java
Tauri
Flutter Desktop
Tkinter
Dear PyGui
I'm looking forward to your comments. Especially with regard to the technology. I have to familiarize myself with all of them - so I'm pretty flexible.
If i have a useable frontend i might extend it as special version for all international piper tts models.
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Played around with flutter. Just took a base example/template and added some ui elements with combo and input fields. Could be worth a closer look. Build my hello-world test for linux, windows and mac os x and was runnable on all os 🤩. Of course not correct versioned or signed, but at least was able to start.
Now let's see if flutter works when adding some business logic.
As i am absolutely not creative on "good" UI/UX design i asked ai for support ;-). Doesn't really look modern for 2024 but is at least more creative than i am. What do you think about a ui like this?
I am by no means a front-end developer, but I would like to provide a simple interface application with which my Thorsten voices can be easily used.
Requirements:
Possible technologies:
Here I really need feedback on what makes technological sense these days for frontend development.
I'm looking forward to your comments. Especially with regard to the technology. I have to familiarize myself with all of them - so I'm pretty flexible.
If i have a useable frontend i might extend it as special version for all international piper tts models.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: