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There are a few already, I assume MacWhisper will add it. That being said, I am also working on a (crossplatform, in Flutter) UI for this.
My understanding is that MacWhisper is a front-end for Whisper.cpp so... it does Speech-to-text? (transcribing what you dictate) Here I'm talking about the model shared in this thread, which is text-to-speech (reading out loud content from the web)
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Re: Kokoro WebGPU: Real-time text-to-speech 100% locally in the browser
#52Any luck with getting this running on iOS 18.2.1 running Safari? I have tfe WebGPU feature flag turned on (Settings -> Safari -> Advanced) and I’ve tried a few other WebGPU demos successfully
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Amazing! I'm interested in models running locally and Kokoro seems amazing. Are you aware of similar models but for Speech to text?
We have released a bunch of speech recognition demos (using whisper, moonshine, and others). For example: - https://huggingface.co/spaces/Xenova/whisper-web - https://huggingface.co/spaces/Xenova/whisper-webgpu - https://huggingface.co/spaces/Xenova/realtime-whisper-webgpu - https://huggingface.co/spaces/webml-community/moonshine-web
How can I understand what's in the compiled JS though? Is there some source for that?
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#55How do I download this and run it actually offline?
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Just to be clear, are you really saying that speech with text to speech is server hosted and not on device for Windows? You could do text to speech on a 1Mhz Apple //e using the 1 bit speaker back in the 80s (software automated mouth) and MacinTalk was built into the Mac in 1984. I know it’s built into both the Mac and iOS devices and run off line. But I do see how cross platform browsers like Firefox would want a bu…
If the application is still using the deprecated Microsoft Speech API (SAPI), it's being done locally, but that API hasn't received updates in like a decade and the output is considerably lower quality than what people expect to hear today. Firefox on Windows is one such application that still uses SAPI. I don't know what uses does on other operating systems. Like, on Android, I imagine it uses whatever is the built-…