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Animaker introduces Voice with 50+ unique Voices in 25 languages(Text to Voice)

• feistypharit 8y ago
  I'd love to love one of these explainer video services, but it seems like it really is hard to make good video with all I've tried. I wish someone had a good review of all the different offerings. Anyone have experience with animaker?
• kranner 8y ago
  The pricing table doesn't make much sense to me. No 'commercial rights' for the 'startup' pricing plan of $19/month? What would a startup do with non-commercial rights?
  • raghavanr 8y ago
    Hi Kranner, Here the commercial rights in video means you can't sell videos to other companies. If you are a startup you can use it for marketing & promotions without commercial rights.
    • kranner 8y ago
      Thanks for explaining. It would make sense to clarify this in the pricing table as you might be turning customers away.
      • raghavanr 8y ago
        Yes already shared with the Team to relook on the same. Thanks.
• CharlesW 8y ago
  Looks like they're using the Ivona engine/voices via Amazon Polly.[1][2] Not sure why this is news? [1] https://www.ivona.com/us/about-us/voice-portfolio/ https://www.ivona.com/us/about-us/voice-portfolio/ [2] https://docs.aws.amazon.com/polly/latest/dg/voicelist.html https://docs.aws.amazon.com/polly/latest/dg/voicelist.html
• nickthegreek 8y ago
  looks like there are only 8 american voices, with 2 of them being children. Most still sound pretty robotic. I could really use a a good TTS solution for training video creation at my company.
• zelon88 8y ago
  When I wanted to solve this problem for a project I wound up going with mespeak.js. It's self-hosted and there are plenty of tuning options and preset voices you can use. http://www.masswerk.at/mespeak/ http://www.masswerk.at/mespeak/