Table of ContentsĪWS CLI: To work with AWS resources and services you can use the CLI they provide rather than the Console for easy access. If you’re already familiar with these services, feel free to skip ahead to the parts you’re interested in. I’ll also provide a list of services we’ll be using along with more in-depth definitions. Make sure to also have the AWS CLI installed to work with the example. NOTE: For those of you new to AWS (it’s good to have some experience to fully understand the article), make sure you make an account at the following link if you want to follow along. For this article, we’ll explore how to make simple yet powerful API calls using the Boto3 Python SDK to interact with Polly. This article is a continuation of the Auto-ML on AWS series, check out the Rekognition, Comprehend, and Translate articles for the first three parts. Polly currently supports 47 different voices across 24 languages for speech. Adding Text to Speech functionality to your application can be very taxing if you do not have proficiency in Deep Learning theory and frameworks.įor this article, we will explore how Amazon Polly can help automate this task by using advanced Deep Learning under the hood to synthesize speech from the text that we provide as input. From having capabilities of building custom ML pipelines in SageMaker to a versatile set of AutoML services, options to deploy and tackle ML problems are limitless. if there's anybody here who could help.Amazon’s suite of ML services is constantly expanding. I've dug through all of the Amazon Polly and AWS (talk about obtuse!) and their examples, but it doesn't really help me understand how to build on top of the Pascal libraries above. (I've also had experience using Polly before using Python and the Boto3 library).īut that's about the extent of what I've achieved thus far. I have played with the sample code enough to know that I *AM* getting authenticated and Amazon seems to like me. I already have my IAM account, AWS ID, Secret Key, and all of that.
I suspect I'm THIS CLOSE -> <- to figuring out, but I'm not quite sure what to do next. It took me a while to figure out how to get them compiled, but I finally did.
I've looked at several packages, most notably: I should mention that I'm on Windows 10 using both Lazarus 2.012, and the community version of Delphi 10.3 (sadly, no cloud components). I'm working on a reader program for people with poor eyesight (like me these days ) and I could really use some help figuring it out. I need to connect to Amazon Polly and I'm almost brand-new to using AWS services. Any Amazon AWS smart & savvy people here?
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