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/speak command - mIRC
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The /speak command is used to allow mIRC to speak text audibly.
Synopsis[edit]
/speak -spclu [speed] [pitch] [text]
Switches[edit]
- s - -Allows you to specify the speed for the text to be spoken (0 - 100).
- p - Controls the pitch at which the text is spoken (0 - 100).
- c - Clear all queued lines of speaking.
- l - Apply the lexicon settings in the speech dialog.
- u - Apply the option settings in the speech dialog.
Parameters[edit]
- speed - If the -s switch is invoked, this parameter is where you specify the speed at which the text should be spoken (0 - 100).
- pitch - If the -p switch is invoked, this parameter is where you specify the pitch at which the text should be spoken (0 - 100).
- text - This is the text to be spoken by the speaking system.
Examples[edit]
Speak the words 'Hello World!'
/speak Hello World!
Speak 'Hi there!' at 30 speed with a pitch of 50
/speak -sp 30 50 Hi there!
Compatibility[edit]
Added: mIRC v3.8
Added on: 25 Nov 1995
Note: Unless otherwise stated, this was the date of original functionality.
Further enhancements may have been made in later versions.
See Also[edit]
mIRC commands list