Literature Text Translation and Audio Synthesis using AI Services
summary
A web app called Literature Love uses Azure Cognitive Services Translate API and Text-to-Speech to convert classic Tamil literature into other languages and generate audiobooks. The demo translates and voices all 1,033 couplets of an ancient collection, dumps translated JSON for reuse, and deploys as a static site on Azure with CI/CD from GitHub (live at a short URL). The pipeline runs end-to-end and the site is open source for contributions.
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chapters (29)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:30Welcome
- 2:31About Me
- 3:51Prerequisites
- 4:42Agenda
- 5:46LiteratureLove
- 6:50Three main features
- 7:52Story behind the project
- 9:48Website
- 10:27Azure Cognitive Services
- 11:28Benefits of Cognitive Services
- 12:37Getting Started
- 13:27Architecture
- 14:35Literature Text
- 15:25Create Azure Cognitive Service
- 16:03Create Endpoint Key
- 16:18Translate API
- 17:21Summary
- 17:56Audio Synthesis
- 19:58Deployment
- 21:17Azure Web App Service
- 22:24Azure Literature Lab
- 23:45Contribute
- 24:28Collaborate
- 24:54API Server
- 25:23Azure Cognitive Service
- 26:27Resources
- 26:51Contact Info
- 27:21Conclusion
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