Overwriting a given output file

[brahmakulkarni]

Could someone tell me if it is possible to overwrite a given output file? ` import pyttsx3 as audio

player = audio.init() player.save_to_file("Hello", "test.mp3") player.save_to_file("How are you?", "test.mp3") player.runAndWait() ` In the example shown above, even though I am using save_to_file twice, the test.mp3 only plays "Hello" (i.e., the first statement is reflecting but the second isn't...

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[TotallyAProgrammer]

@brahmakulkarni This is an issue inside of pyttsx3, for some reason in most cases runAndWait will only run the first statement. I use the following function to help with this issue in my code. (Keep in mind, you will have to modify this for your use case)

def speak(text=None):
    import pyttsx3

    # Initialize the engine
    engine = pyttsx3.init(driverName=None, debug=True)

    # Speak
    engine.say(text)

    engine.runAndWait()