<larwe@larwe.com> wrote:

> >I too was wondering how band-width economical speech synthesed
> >transmission is - not necessarily for real time. Just to forward voice
> >mails.
> 
> There used to be services that would read your email over the phone
> (synthesized). Hmm.

They still exist.

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>I too was wondering how band-width economical speech synthesed
>transmission is - not necessarily for real time. Just to forward voice
>mails.

There used to be services that would read your email over the phone
(synthesized). Hmm.

> > whenever there was a hacking run in the script - on GSM voice,
> >  Morse might  be be the best!
> 
Lewin A.R.W. Edwards wrote:
> Actually, maybe speech synthesis and recognition would be the best!
>
I too was wondering how band-width economical speech synthesed
transmission is  - not necessarily for real time.  Just to forward voice
mails. 

Do you know of any published studies ?
Perhaps I should google: "speech synthesis"+ "bandwidth" ?

== Chris Glur.