This document includes guidance on:
- What is Text To Speech?
- When Should it be used?
- How can it be produced?
- Help and resources
The first section deals with Text to Speech Transcription, what it is, and when should it be used?
The next section covers how can it best be produced, and help and resources. The first part provides detailed information on digital file preparation, with ten sub-points:
Numbers; Dates; Addresses and Postal Codes; Abbreviations and Acronyms; Block Capitals; Expansion of Shortform Expressions, Abbreviations; Mid-Word Punctuation; Fractions; Tables; SSML.
Then follows advice regarding Text to Speech Setup, Audio File Production, Help And Resources which mentions other available documents, technological Developments, and next steps.
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