7 posts tagged "streaming".
What engineers actually use to add voice to web and mobile apps, and the four decisions that matter: the browser's built-in API versus a cloud one, streaming versus batch, where the key lives, and how to keep audio playing on iOS.
Luke Oliff
simba-3.2 is now the recommended Speechify TTS model, and GET /v1/audio/models lets you discover it at runtime instead of hardcoding a model list. What shipped, the voice allow-list, and how to move off simba-3.0.
Luke Oliff
A new endpoint streams speech marks alongside audio, so captions and text highlighting no longer need the non-streamed API.
Luke Oliff
Stream Speechify TTS as raw PCM, keep the API key server-side, and schedule each chunk into the browser's Web Audio API for low-latency playback.
Luke Oliff
Simba 3.2 is now available on POST /v1/audio/speech and /v1/audio/stream — a streaming-native Simba 3 model with lower TTFB, richer expressivity, and a curated voice allow-list, recommended for new English integrations.
Luke Oliff
How to stream audio from the Speechify TTS API in Python using the SDK and native requests. Covers chunked streaming to disk and piping audio to a player without waiting for the full payload.
Luke Oliff
The Build docs now spell out that POST /v1/audio/stream returns chunked raw audio, not JSON, with clearer response content types and codec notes.
Luke Oliff