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Discover the pinnacle of audio elegance with this simple-player module, boasting a sophisticated blend of advanced features and seamless compatibility across multiple platforms.
Discover the pinnacle of audio elegance with this simpleplayer
module, boasting a sophisticated blend of advanced features and seamless compatibility across multiple platforms.
You can install the module using pip:
pip install simpleplayer
You can also use the module directly from the terminal:
simpleplayer path/to/your/audio/file.wav
Import the simpleplayer
class from the simpleplayer
module:
from simpleplayer import simpleplayer
Create an instance of the AudioPlayer class, providing the filename of the audio file as a parameter:
player = simpleplayer('path/to/your/audio/file.wav')
Replace 'path/to/your/audio/file.wav' with the actual path to your audio file.
To start playing the audio, call the play() method:
player.play()
You can pause the audio playback by calling the pause() method:
player.pause()
To resume the playback, call the resume() method:
player.resume()
To stop the audio playback, use the stop() method:
player.stop()
Here's an example that demonstrates the usage of the AudioPlayer module:
from simpleplayer import simpleplayer
# Create an instance of AudioPlayer
player = simpleplayer('path/to/your/audio/file.wav')
# Start playing the audio
player.play()
player.wait()
# Perform actions or wait for the audio to finish
# Pause the audio playback
player.pause()
# Resume the audio playback
player.resume()
# Stop the audio playback
player.stop()
Remember to replace 'path/to/your/audio/file.wav' with the actual path to your audio file.
The voicegen
module allows you to convert text to speech and save it as an audio file using the gtts
library.
To use the voicegen
module, you need to follow these steps:
Import the voicegen
class from the voicegen
module:
from simpleplayer import voicegen
Create an instance of the voicegen class, providing the text, filename, and an optional language parameter:
voicegen(text, filename, lang='en')
Replace text with the text you want to convert to speech, filename with the desired name of the output audio file, and lang with the language code (default is 'en').
If the internet connection is available, the text will be converted into speech and saved as an MP3 file with the specified filename.
Example usage:
from simpleplayer import voicegen
# Generate the voice
voicegen("Hello, world!", "output")
This will generate an audio file named output.mp3 containing the speech for the text "Hello, world!".
You can also use the voicegen module directly from the terminal:
voicegen "Hello, world!" output
Replace "Hello, world!" with the desired text and output with the desired filename (without the file extension). The generated audio file will be saved as output.mp3 in the current directory.
Note: Ensure that you have a stable internet connection to use the voicegen module successfully.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
FAQs
Discover the pinnacle of audio elegance with this simple-player module, boasting a sophisticated blend of advanced features and seamless compatibility across multiple platforms.
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