holytony

> There's nothing missing from the code required to demonstrate the problem. It is only necessary to import moviepy for it to affect the function of qt. You don't have...

> The macOS driver uses PyObjC to driver the speech synthesis. In PyObjC after the event loop is stopped the app calls terminate. This remedies that by driving the runloop...

> @holytony you could instead use the apple speech API using subprocess as I implemented [here](https://github.com/technisculpt/blender-text-to-speech/edit/main/Text%20to%20Speech/text_to_sound.py). > > Here is a simplified example: > > ``` > from sys import...

> try doing `pip install pyobjc==9.0.1` I think you are right. I'm using M1 MacBook, I have a pytts3 project with pyobjc 9.0.1 running smoothly, the new one with pyobjc...

> I am trying to build an online translator and when I use the package, it works for some languages while not working for others. For example, it doesn't work...

> i am using pyttsx3 on macos and python version that i am using is 3.9.0 64bit . i am getting this error on both imac and mac book air...

> Hey there, thanks a lot for reporting that issue. > > It is [quite much all pyttsx3 related](https://github.com/nateshmbhat/pyttsx3/issues/248) and a fix for this is out of scope for RealtimeTTS....

> ```python > stream.play_async() > while stream.is_playing(): > time.sleep(0.1) > ``` when I tried that or the stream.play() one, this is the new error I got engine system failed to...

> Hm, never saw this one so far. Googled it but no idea currently. What happens if you run this basic pyttsx3 test without RealtimeTTS? > > ```python > import...

> I'm lost with this one, I have to admit. > > RealtimeTTS would split the input text into sentences and then loop > > ```python > self.engine.save_to_file(text, self.file_path) >...