Text-to-Speech voiceover audio makes localizing courses in multiple languages a snap. And with Storyline 360, creating Text-to-Speech is a snap. Check out this example and this tutorial to get an id...
Published 6 years ago
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Speaking out loud what is already readable on the slides is not a big benefit, neither from a real speaker nor from a machine. But it can be a big benefit if a speaker is explaining non written content (maybe describing a graph by reading a "hidden" text box like white letters on white background?).
Since the translation into other languages typically fails due to the costs, this can be a possibility to convince decision makers more easily of this variant. To make this thing perfect we just need another function that translates also the written words on a click in good quality (like DeepL) .... ;-)
Since the translation into other languages typically fails due to the costs, this can be a possibility to convince decision makers more easily of this variant. To make this thing perfect we just need another function that translates also the written words on a click in good quality (like DeepL) .... ;-)
Text to speech is primarily an accessibility feature for those with low or no vision. I hope that helps you see its purpose.