It was working as expected a few months ago. If (-not (::currentdomain.I recently discovered that all my powershell deployed commands are not working under Scanning Credentials deployment. We’ll name this function New-TextToSpeechMessage. After all, Powershell is a scripting language so it’s really suitable for our situation. Now that we know how to do it manually, let’s leverage Powershell to do this automatically. We now know how to use Powershell Text To Speech' We’ll put our message in a $Message variable and insert that into the Speak method. The last thing we need to do it setup the actual text so Powershell knows what to say. $Speech.SelectVoice("Microsoft Zira Desktop") David to Zira, we can use the SelectVoice method. $Speech.GetInstalledVoices() | select -ExpandProperty VoiceInfo | select Name, Gender, Descriptionįinally, if we wanted to change the voice from one voice to another, e.g. Next we want to be able to see what voices are available to us so we’ll use the GetInstalledVoices method like so. For starters, we can pipe the $Speech to Get-Member and view the available methods there. Now that we have the SpeechSynthesizer object created and set in the $Speech variable, we can check out some of the properties and methods that belong to it. In my opinion I like hearing Zira so I set it as the default in the script, but you’re more than welcome to change it up.
They’re named David and Zira.ĭavid is the male voice while Zira is the female. For starters, there are 2 built-in voices that come equipped with Windows 10. $Speech = New-Object īefore I dive into the script I wanted to showcase some items that you should probably be aware of behind the scenes. This will utilize the SpeechSynthesizer object to be able to use the built in voices that we’re looking for to use Powershell voice. The ones we need to focus on are the System.Speech type assembly. To get started we’ll need to make sure we utilize the proper. If that’s the case, we’ll share how use this feature. In some cases this might be useful to get an audio reminder for something or even if you want to have text read back to you.
This means that we can write a bunch of text and have Powershell basically say the words out loud through your speakers. Today we’re going to go over how to use Powershell text to speech.
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