Voice mail system, voice synthesizing device and method therefor
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsShichiro Miyashita, Takashi Saito
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AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsShichiro Miyashita, Takashi Saito
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The reception part 30 outputs the text and the header of the received electronic mail to the voice synthesizing part 32. The voice font switching part 326 outputs the sander ID contained in the header to the voice font searching part 328. The voice font searching part 328 searches the voice feature data in the voice font database part 330 to have voice feature data in which the user ID contained in the header of the voice feature data matches the sender ID sent to the rhythm control part 322 and the voice generating part 324. The rhythm control part 322, the voice generating part 324 and the voice output part 38 read the content of the text in a voice feature indicated by the phonemes contained in the supplied voice feature data and generates a voice signal characterized by rhythm data contained in the header of the voice feature data for output.
A voice mail system comprising a plurality of terminal devices connected through a network of communications nodes, in which said terminal devices each comprises:
A voice mail system comprising one or more terminal devices and one or more voice mail server devices connected through a network as communication nodes, in which said voice mail server device comprises:
A voice synthesizer means for synthesizing a voice of a communication message of a mail containing at least a communication message and an identifier comprising:
A voice mail communication method comprising:
A voice synthesizing method for synthesizing a voice of a communication message of a mail which contains at least a communication message and an identifier comprising:
A computer readable recording medium which records therein a program for causing the computer to execute the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.