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This article mainly introduces how to use Python to achieve offline voice prompt, the article is very detailed, has a certain reference value, interested friends must read it!

Environment:

Win7 system, the external network is not connected, the host is connected to the listening speaker.

Prepare:

Voice synthesis is obviously used here, and since it is offline, it is certainly impossible to call interfaces such as Baidu AI. Installing an offline voice package is a bit exciting, so let's just use Microsoft's own Speech SDK. Note that many Ghost versions of systems may have removed this feature and need to be reinstalled. After learning online, we found that we only need to install the library pyttsx3.

Train of thought:

Put all the ringtones in a list. Then go through the list to find the next time to ring the bell at the current time. Then interpret the number of "minutes" of the difference (not accurate to seconds, just a rough reminder), and call the speech synthesis output.

Coding:

Import datetime,timeimport pyttsx3engine = pyttsx3.init () ringTimes= ["8:30", "9:00", "11:00", "14:00", "14:30", "15:30", "15:55", "16:20", "17 ringTimes= 20"] def alarmTime (): currTime=datetime.datetime.now () hmemery mpaper currcurrTime. CurrTime.second for t in ringTimes: t2=int (t.split (':) [0]) * 60+int (t.split (':) [1]) t1=h*60+m if T1

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