1 T-SPEAKER DEFINITION
1.1 What is T-Speaker?
- T-Speaker is a Subtitle Voiceover service that converts subtitles or text to speech easily.
- T-Speaker offers a wide selection of high-quality AI voices. You can customize to get the quality, sound, pitch you want.
1.2 What is T-Speaker used for?
T-Speaker helps you to accomplish the following tasks quickly and simply:
– Convert existing subtitles to speech (create voiceovers from existing subtitles)
– Convert text to speech and subtitles accordingly Compatible with many different formats
– Allows to integrate many voices, many different languages in the same subtitle, text
(suitable for conversations)
1.3 What can T-Speaker do for me?
You have many choices at T-Speaker. We provide many high quality AI voices. You can customize to get the quality, sound, pitch you want.
Our service allows you to design and create accurate subtitles for your movies and videos. With an artificial voice that resembles a real person, you can use it for your different needs such as dubbing movies, giving presentations, or making Youtube, Facebook videos,… more interesting and lively.
In addition, T-Speaker provides services at a low price, but delivers superior quality compared to customers’ requirements.
2 JOIN T-SPEAKER
2.1 How do I use T-Speaker’s service?
1. First, you need to register an account.
2. Click LOGIN in the top left Taskbar to Login / Register
3. We provide many ways for you to choose
You can use your email to create a new account, or log in directly with Facebook , Google accounts
4. Once you’ve signed up, you can discover more about T-Speaker without any restrictions, and see your usage history.
2.2 Can I customize my profile?
Yes. You often drop down the information section on the Taskbar, select the Profile section.
Here you can edit Username, First Name, Last Name, Nickname, Display name publicly.
Change your email, add a Website or Write a short introduction about yourself.
You can also change the password if you want
2.3 What is the service fee of T-Speaker?
Go to the PRICING section on the Taskbar for a better view. Currently, we provide 4 service packages with different limits: TRY, START, PRO, ULTIMATE All packages are not limited to the number of subtitles and reading time. The character count will be added to your current readable character count.TRY : You pay $ 1 for 20,000 characters
START : You pay $ 9 for 200,000 characters
PRO : You pay $19 for 450,000 characters (This is the package we recommend, as it saves money and suitable for work needs)
ULTIMATE : You pay $29 for 1,000,000 characters
2.4 How can I pay?
Currently we provide 2 payment solutions: Visa/Mastercard or Paypal . You can flexibly choose the right solution
2.5 Is my personal information well protected?
We are committed to ensuring the security of personal information for our customers. Ensure compliance with regulations on Information Safety and Security according to international standards. See PRIVACY POLICY at the bottom of the website for more information.
3 CONTACT SUPPORT – COMMUNITY
3.1 I have a problem, what should I do?
- Visit our FAQs and FAQs and find out what problems you’re having.
- Post questions and answers on the community, leave comments, interact,…
- Immediately contact the administrator for urgent handling
3.2 How do I contact the administrator / helper ?
Click CONTACT on the Taskbar
1. Please submit your question by filling out the following form completely so that we can promptly resolve it.
2. Please contact the counselor at the phone number shown if you are in a hurry
3. Email us at: support@t-speaker.com
3.3 How do I communicate to learn how to use, the T-Speaker app?
- Please contact us in the question section, we will answer your questions.
- Share questions on forums, social networks and get help from many others.
- Read our BLOGS , there are many articles related to how T-Speaker works and applications.
Go to the BLOG section on the Taskbar:
4 USE T-SPEAKER
The simple, intuitive way to use our service can be found in the tools section of the home page. Includes many built-in sections, providing you with the most suitable options.
4.1 List of voices and subtitle files

Voice list includes many artificial voices of T-Speaker. Listen and choose for yourself one or more voices that are most suitable.
Our voices are multi-regional, loud and optional between male and female.
The subtitle file is where you can use your existing srt files to create a quick voiceover. Click Choose File to Import the srt . file
4.2 Main working part
The text-to-speech and subtitling work mainly happens here. The main work section has many tools for you to work and edit.
4.2.1 Learn about the topic of the article
Before you start, don’t forget to name your article’s topic . This helps you know what you’re doing, so you don’t get tangled up when working with large volumes of text.
More importantly, the article will be saved in the HISTORY section , making it easy for you to access, edit and save the unfinished work.
The HISTORY section saves the work that you are unfinished. You can ” Load” the read audio file, or “Edit”, review the read content.
Note 1: T-Speaker manages each reading based on the NAME OF THE TITLE, each time the site resets, it will automatically generate a NEW TITLE so that each article will have a non-duplicate title. As a result, it is possible to distinguish, and retrieve accurate data from, past readings.
This is the title before clicking Reset website:
This is the title after clicking Reset website:
Note 2: In case you don’t want to Reset the website, but want to create a new piece of text. Please change the topic of the article. The system will automatically generate new text, unrelated to the old content.
4.2.2 Pitch, language and voice options
- Reading speed control bar
- Voice Pitch Bar
- Language selection
- Voice selection
Please select and adjust the above options to have the best voice.
4.2.3 Text input
Enter the text you want to convert to speech in the above field. Based on your selection (speed, pitch, voice, language), the corresponding voice will appear. In addition, we have other options for you:
- More timeout
You can give your voice a break for a few seconds, creating a more rhythmic and realistic tone.
Add the syntax: [wait: “number of seconds you want to rest”] anywhere in the text.
1/ Add a timeout at the end of a sentence:
2/ Add a timeout at the beginning of a sentence:
3/ Add a timeout in the middle of a sentence:
- Adding a voiceover
You can add a voiceover, or multiple voices to make the sound more realistic.
The default voiceover is the first voice in the list of voices for that language.
Like the example below, if you don’t select a voiceover, [speaker1]: en-US-A (Male) will be the default voice.
This will always be the default voice, until there is a syntax to change the voice.
Add the syntax: [speaker: “your character’s name”] to the position where you want to change the voice.
The following example selects [speaker: 1]:
The following example selects the character by your name:
Then a dialog box will appear, select the voice you want.
Also, you can change the language of your voice Vietnamese, Japanese, English (USA), English (UK), English (Australia), English (India), Hindi (India)
We do not limit voices, you can choose a lot of voices in the text .
– The following passage includes Quang, Linda and Bob.
– If you want to change your voice, you must name it [speaker:]
– Note: The sentences after [speaker: Linda] are the ones spoken by Linda. We use this convention to make paragraphs shorter.
You must not mix (*) Western accents with other accents
4.2.4 Simulate subtitles
After you get the text you like, you can click Simulate sub
The Simulate sub dialog box appears for you to preview the Subtitle version with your entered text content:
Note:
– The time of the sub simulation is only approximate, not the exact time after reading the text
– The content of the subtitle lines is correct, you can refer to it to add or Remove punctuation or line breaks to get subtitle lines with the right amount of text.
– The division of subtitle lines from your text is based on commas “, ” ; period “.” , and the command down the line enter.
4.2.5 Download mp3 files and subtitle files
If all goes well, click Text-to-Speech to see the result.
The results table appears with many functions.
You will hear a preview of the text that you have converted to audio.
Click Download MP3 to download the audio track. Click Download subtitles to download the subtitle file srt.
4.2.6 Edit audio files.
If you want to change something in your audio file, click on the Pen icon.
Edit Line dialog box appears for you to edit.
Here you can edit with many tasks:
- Edit paragraph text, add or remove or correct spelling errors
- Add pauses at the beginning and end of a paragraph: Wait for the beginning of the sentence and Wait for the end of the sentence. You can also add a timeout in the middle of a sentence by using the syntax [wait:1s] to add a 1s wait in the middle of a sentence.
- Adjust Speed, Pitch, Volume, Language and even Voice
- Vocabulary Conversion : see the tutorial on Converting Vocabulary
- Once edited, you can press LISTEN to see if it fits. Or SAVE to finish editing.
4.2.7 Convert Vocabulary
If you want to convert lexical . Clicking on the
Vocabulary switch’s purpose
icon aims for the Artificial Voice to say something you mean (English words, phonetics,…), while the suggested subtitles are a word. other vocabulary. For example, in the sentence ” Glucose is good for health”, the system will read Glucose in English, but you want the system to read with Vietnamese voice as Gothic , you just enter the text. The text to read is ” Gothic is good for health” so that the system can read it as you like. The problem is that when exporting the subtitles, you don’t want your subtitles to show the phonetic text ” Glocose “. Follow these steps:
In theOld Text , enter the word you want to read into the audio: Gothic
In the New Text section , enter the word you want to appear in the subtitle output: Glucose
Click +ADD to see the magic.
You have successfully converted the vocabulary. The voiceover will speak as you please, while the subtitles remain unchanged. This Vocabulary Converter only makes sense to output subtitles with the word you want, not change the word you want to read.
4.2.8 Update text again
- Hide unused lines.
If there are many lines in your text, you want to hide an unnecessary line. Click the icon
.
- Update mp3 .
After the text line is hidden. Don’t forget to click to
let the system update your changes.
4.2.9 Create new text
When you want to create a completely new piece of text with a different text, but keep the current theme, click RECREATE FROM SCRATCH.
Note:
– This action will delete the old text and sound of the current topic . Now you will completely start over with the theme you are working on.
– Our message dialog box will appear for you to be sure of your actions:
– If your purpose is to create another post, unrelated to the current post, please change the post topic. , the system will understand that you are creating a new reading for a new topic, completely unrelated to the old topic. So you can do new work (new topic), but without affecting previous topic data.
4.2.10 Text matching
You want to insert a new sentence in a group of old texts that have been read in the same topic. Please delete the old text on the text input. Write in a new paragraph of text. Example below:
Click the JOIN box to proceed with inserting this sentence into the old text.
The message dialog box appears. Specify where you want to insert the old text: Head, Middle (Select Line) or End .
The following example inserts this sentence at the end of the text:
So you have finished inserting text.
4.2.11 Subtitle explanation
You already have the subtitle file, you don’t want to waste time typing and creating text from scratch. Subtitle voiceover is the ideal choice for you.
Click the button
to select the subtitle file located in your computer folder.
When you have the desired file, click to continue.
The Subtitle Processing dialog box will appear, giving you options:
- Here, you can see an overview of your subtitle file.
- Choose the right language, voice and pitch (If you want your paragraph to speak only 1 voice)
- There are 3 different options:
– Choose voice for each line: When clicking, the conversion result will appear.
You can edit content, select voice or hide unnecessary lines.
After editing, select voice or hide unnecessary lines. You can choose to LISTEN TO THE FIRST 30 LINES OR EXPLAIN ALL.
Note: In case you choose to listen to the first 30 lines, if the system detects that there has been previous listening data, there will be suggestions to retry from the beginning, or only display the listened lines. try before.
Please consider the option that suits your needs.
– Listen to the first 30 lines: When clicking, the conversion results will appear.
An MP3 file appears so you can listen to the first 30 lines of your subtitle file.
You can edit or hide the dialogue. But can’t add voice. The voiceover will be your choice in the Subtitle Processing dialog box.
– Explain all: When clicking, the conversion results will appear.
An MP3 file appears so you can listen to all your subtitle files.
You can edit or hide the dialogue. But can’t add voice. The voiceover will be your choice in the Subtitle Processing dialog box. - After you are done with your subtitle file. You send the subtitle file to the processing system.
At this time, a message board appears to confirm again:
The message board confirms the number of lines, the number of characters. It will take a few minutes to create, and the system will notify you in your email when it is complete.
Click OK to confirm. - At this point, your file processing status will appear.
You can click
to preview.
Or clickto stop processing.
Note: There will be a certain delay in processing your Preview or Stop request . - If successful, the system will notify you as follows :
Select the desired action as OK to see the results.
4.2.12 Review subtitles
This is the case when the subtitles have been captioned, but not all subtitles are available (for example, only test reading, running out of money, or executing a stop order)
- The example below when we execute the stop command
- If you press
, the system will display a message how many lines you have converted, and the remaining lines need to convert
When you click OK, the system will continue to convert the remaining lines:
Status bar will start running where you left off.
- You can review the subtitles for editing. Click at this point, the Conversion Results Table appears allowing you to edit the dialogue lines. Once you’re done editing, you can continue to narrate. There are 2 options: LISTEN TO THE FIRST 30 LINES and EXPLAIN ALL. When you click on , if the system detects that you have done a part of the commentary, a dialog box will appear for you to choose. You can either Comment From the Beginning, Comment the Remaining Lines , or View the Voiced Lines.
4.3 How to Charge and Store
4.3.3 Charge (number of usable characters)
Depending on the service pack you buy, there will be a corresponding number of characters that you are allowed to use. When you run out of characters, you must add more to continue using.
Some processing where you will have the number of characters subtracted:
- TEXT TO VOICE
In the example above, the paragraph has 102 characters. When you press Text-to-Speech , you will lose 102 characters.
- CREATE FROM START / MATCH
In the above example, the paragraph has 51 characters. You will be subtracted by 51 characters, if you MATCH the above text into the first paragraph, or execute the CREATE FROM START command .
- LISTEN CARD OR SAVE
When you press the button
to edit any line, if nothing changes from the old data, the system will not subtract the number of characters.
But if you edit a few characters in that line, and then press, you will have the number of characters subtracted from that line. You will only be deducted the number of characters in 1 of the 2 operations, not in both. If the line you edited has been proofread, the system will take the data from that proofreading, so you will not be deducted points. save time.
- LISTEN TO THE SUBTITLES
As in the Subtitle Notes section, if you choose to Listen to the First 30 Lines , the number of characters for those 30 lines will be deducted.
- EXPLAIN ALL
Similarly, in the Caption Notes section, if you choose Voice over all . You will be deducted the number of characters in your subtitle file
How long is the data storage time of the lines?
The system will automatically delete the line data when the correction time exceeds 2 weeks.
For readings that exceed 2 weeks, there will be no more line data, and only the last mp3 file can be downloaded within 1 year.
When it is more than 2 weeks, in the HISTORY section, you can only download mp3 files (not older than 1 year), cannot edit.
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