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Sakrament announced the beta release of Sakrament TTS Engine for UK English

Source: Sakrament
Jun 16, 2003
Sakrament company, one of the leading software developer in the sphere of speech recognition and text-to-speech (TTS) technologies for the Russian language, today announced the beta release of UK English version of its TTS products. The UK English Sakrament TTS product is available in male voice called John.

With the UK English version of Sakrament's TTS Engine, the company has taken the first step towards its global development, confirming the ability to create any required language module for its TTS Engine within a short time and providing a high quality of TTS voice output.

UK English adds a 4th language to Sakrament portfolio of supported languages. The beta release of Sakrament TTS uses Sakrament advanced technology that enables Sakrament TTS to instantly convert any text information into natural- sounding speech by modeling the intonation of the individual speakers, rate and volume controls.

Sakrament TTS v2.5 is compliant with Microsoft's SAPI 5.0 and SAPI 5.1 standard. It runs on Windows 98, 2000,ME, NT and XP.

About Sakrament company

Sakrament company, one of the leading software developer in the sphere of speech recognition and text-to-speech (TTS) technologies for the Russian language, was established in Minsk, Belarus, in 1994. Sakrament products, including Sakrament Text-to-Speech Engine (TTS) and Sakrament Speech Recognition Engine (ASR) provide the most natural communication solutions available for the Russian language. Sakrament technology allows to integrate speech solutions into existing voice processing platforms and develop a various types of speech enabled applications.

More information about the company can be found at www.sakrament-speech.com or

CONTACT: Sakrament company
Alexander Ostapenko, 375 17/284-0650
[email protected]