can we create message reader in j2me?plz its urgent

[pashraj]

hi friends ...
i m gonna develope text to speech application into the j2me...
so anybody know is it possible in j2me?
if it is possible then how can i start.
is there any code or related url..plz share with me...

thks and regards.
raj

[honest_success]

The api like speech recognization is yet not available on any device using j2me. We hope it will available in future.



-Kartik Trivedi

[n6630]

The api like speech recognization is yet not available on any device using j2me. We hope it will available in future.



-Kartik Trivedi

he did not mean speech "recognization" he meant text to speech. maybe this will help http://forums.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=642596

[hartti]

In general, I would say that this is not currently possible on phones with Java ME. The speech API (JSR-113) would solve this issue.

Yes, in theory it is possible to create a library of phonemes and store them inside the JAR file and then analyze the text sequence to find out a proper order for the phonemes to create that speech.
However playing out the phonemes in a row would create some challenges. You would need to either build longer sequences of phonemes and then play these collections one after another or then you would need to play the single phonemes one after another in quick succession (likely there would be a short pause after each phoneme). Both will likely create performance and/or sound quality issues.

If you have an S60 phone, you could use the built in text-to-speech engine really easily with Python...

Hartti

[venjoy143]

Hi friends,

Anybody have J2ME source code for Text message reader(same like drivesimp.ly)

Mail:Venkatesanr26@gmail.com

Thanks in advance

[petrib]

Anybody have J2ME source code for Text message reader(same like drivesimp.ly)

Probably not, as

1) J2ME has no access to the phone's Inbox (or other default Messaging app folders)
2) Nokia has no phones with JSR-113 (I don't know if anyone has), so you would have to write your own text-to-speech code, and if someone already has, it is most likely not available (at least not for free)