I Use CoPilot To Program Python Elevenlabs.io API fetch TTS audio file

Should you not want to watch my 1 hour 47 minute version. Well, it worked perfectly. I didn't have to put on my python hat. I was able to create a time-saving utility in 10 minutes.

[@bibhu96]

Thanks a lot sir🤝

[@bibhu96]

Hi sir,
I use your code same, but the excat voice I didn’t get when I do it in browser by selecting that similar option as same in similar to code. Could I connect with you regarding this issue?

[@MaxoticsTV]

sure you can reach me at maxrottersman gmail you probably want to get your voices with this kind of code:
# Open the file and read the API key
with open(api_key_file, 'r') as file:
myAPI = file.read().strip()
# An API key is defined here. You'd normally get this from the service you're accessing. It's a form of authentication.
XI_API_KEY = myAPI
# This is the URL for the API endpoint we'll be making a GET request to.
url = "api.elevenlabs.io/v1/voices"
# Here, headers for the HTTP request are being set up.
# Headers provide metadata about the request. In this case, we're specifying the content type and including our API key for authentication.
headers = {
"Accept": "application/json",
"xi-api-key": XI_API_KEY,
"Content-Type": "application/json"
}
# A GET request is sent to the API endpoint. The URL and the headers are passed into the request.
response = requests.get(url, headers=headers)
# The JSON response from the API is parsed using the built-in .json() method from the 'requests' library.
# This transforms the JSON data into a Python dictionary for further processing.
data = response.json()
# A loop is created to iterate over each 'voice' in the 'voices' list from the parsed data.
# The 'voices' list consists of dictionaries, each representing a unique voice provided by the API.
for voice in data['voices']:
# For each 'voice', the 'name' and 'voice_id' are printed out.
# These keys in the voice dictionary contain values that provide information about the specific voice.
print(f"{voice['name']}; {voice['voice_id']}")
# Open the output file in write mode
with open('voices.txt', 'w') as file:
# Check if the request was successful
if response.status_code == 200:
# Parse the JSON response
voices_data = response.json()
# Process the data as needed, for example, writing the list of voices to the file
for voice in voices_data['voices']:
file.write(f"{voice['name']}|{voice['voice_id']}
")
else:
file.write(f"Error: {response.status_code} {response.text}
")

[@bibhu96]

Hi sir,
I followed same process as you suggested but, voice quality is different from voice generated by chrome browser is best as compared to python code.
All mp3 and code I shared on your mail. I am working for Hindi voice language.
Could please check once sir.
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