Nepali Boli

Nepali Boli is a Nepali Text to Speech system based on Epoch Synchronous Non Overlap Add (ESNOLA) method. System Features are same as Bangla Vaani.

Keyboard:

Two types of bi-lingual keyboards are available at C-DAC, Kolkata for Indian languages-i) InScript and ii) Phonetic. Both of these keyboards are Unicode enabled. At present C-DAC, Kolkata has developed both InScript (Indian Script) and Phonetic keyboard for Bangla and InScript keyboard for Hindi.

Apart from Indic Script C-DAC, Kolkata has also developed IPA keyboard for typing International Phonetic Alphabet. System features are same for all of the keyboards.

InScript (Indian Script) keyboard is the standard keyboard for Indian scripts. InScript has common layout for all the Indian scripts. Most Indic scripts are derived from Brahmi, therefore their alphabetic order is the same. On the basis of this property InScript keyboard layout scheme was developed. A person who knows InScript typing in one script can type in any other Indic script even without knowledge of that script.

This keyboard layout is standardized by Government of India for inputing text in Indic languages written in Brahmic scripts, as well as the non-Brahmic Ol Chiki script.

System Features:

• Supports UNICODE and ISCII input for Bangla Text.
• Runs on Windows OS.
• Easy to integrate with other applications.
• Supports unlimited vocabulary with text normalization.
• Output in 16 bit PCM format with sampling frequency 22050 Hz.
• Low memory support.