""" pytts voice service (offline) """ import os import sys import time import pyttsx3 from bridge.reply import Reply, ReplyType from common.log import logger from common.tmp_dir import TmpDir from voice.voice import Voice class PyttsVoice(Voice): engine = pyttsx3.init() def __init__(self): # 语速 self.engine.setProperty("rate", 125) # 音量 self.engine.setProperty("volume", 1.0) if sys.platform == "win32": for voice in self.engine.getProperty("voices"): if "Chinese" in voice.name: self.engine.setProperty("voice", voice.id) else: self.engine.setProperty("voice", "zh") # If the problem of espeak is fixed, using runAndWait() and remove this startLoop() # TODO: check if this is work on win32 self.engine.startLoop(useDriverLoop=False) def textToVoice(self, text): try: # avoid the same filename wavFileName = "reply-" + str(int(time.time())) + "-" + str(hash(text) & 0x7FFFFFFF) + ".wav" wavFile = TmpDir().path() + wavFileName logger.info("[Pytts] textToVoice text={} voice file name={}".format(text, wavFile)) self.engine.save_to_file(text, wavFile) if sys.platform == "win32": self.engine.runAndWait() else: # In ubuntu, runAndWait do not really wait until the file created. # It will return once the task queue is empty, but the task is still running in coroutine. # And if you call runAndWait() and time.sleep() twice, it will stuck, so do not use this. # If you want to fix this, add self._proxy.setBusy(True) in line 127 in espeak.py, at the beginning of the function save_to_file. # self.engine.runAndWait() # Before espeak fix this problem, we iterate the generator and control the waiting by ourself. # But this is not the canonical way to use it, for example if the file already exists it also cannot wait. self.engine.iterate() while self.engine.isBusy() or wavFileName not in os.listdir(TmpDir().path()): time.sleep(0.1) reply = Reply(ReplyType.VOICE, wavFile) except Exception as e: reply = Reply(ReplyType.ERROR, str(e)) finally: return reply