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I remembered using Scriptvox once, and it had good adjustments for the voices, and a few effects.

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I have the audio tools if they need help processing sound!ДЇirst, you can build your own tts software -Дўnd you can create your own tts voice font.

Maybe the RL developers can look into this and start their own line of sapi5 voices!! Mystery process and tools revealed below! And yes, I realize peeps have been breaking licenses and terms since probably the beginning of time.ДЄnother interesting discovery - it seems like it can be a bit of a task, but anyone up to the challenge can probably just create their own tts and even start their own line of youtube friendly sapi5 voices.

Yes, they may be getting some legit advertising from the links but I do believe these may be a few of the reasons that they have a yes/no policy on redistribution and publication. on it, and to not use the videos on sites that have ads, offers, optins or adsense on them is a bit of a stretch, I think, unfortunately. To trust the licensed uploader to turn embeds off, to not use the YT music library, to not include infringing content that a third party can monetize, to not put ads in the video, to not use ads in the annotations, to not put links in the description that lead to a site that has offers or adsense etc. I believe the providers are trying to keep the value of their service high while avoiding having to become the police of the internet.and it's a known fact that many people will stretch the definition of commercial use in their favor.ДЇor the provider to trust every single YT user on the planet to not add the video to their monetized channel.

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on the video.Д¤) If the uploaded video used non-licensed music or content, or uses the free YT music library then Youtube can monetize the video on behalf of the music provider or the infringed.ДҐ) And of course some people may not monetize the video but they may have a link on their channel to a website that has adsense on it etc. They probably just don't want to do more cop work than they already do.ДЎ) Another YouTube user could easily add that video to a channel that is monetized.Дў) Even though you display a video on YouTube without any advertising or links to products on it -> if you have embedding turned on, someone else can embed the video on a website that has adverting on it.ДЈ) Peeps not on YouTube could embed it on a website and and use a fancy player to overlay ads, optins etc. It's hard to specify and police 'not for profit'.that is for sure. Yeah, I tend to agree with you on this but I suspect the companies figure free voices are already available. I for one will be quick to voice my displeasure about this where ever I venture on the internet. And in todays world of instant global communication word of mouth spreads quickly. To just ban all public use of their voices despite the instances where clearly no money is being made is of no benefit to them, and infact, generates animosity towards them. This would be a form of free advertising for them and potentially drum up extra commercial business too.

It would make better business sense for them to allow not for profit public use of their voices under the restriction that the video contains a specific credit to them and their voices, which perhaps could also include a requiredlink to their web page. I can understand TTS companies wanting to protect their intellectual property but.