Powerpoint 読み上げ機能追加

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はじめに

PowerPoint 読み上げ機能追加: The user is seeking information on how to add and use the Text-to-Speech feature in PowerPoint.
Add Read-Aloud feature: Adding this feature will help in reading slides aloud, potentially aiding presentations and language learning.
Functionality: The user likely wants to know how this functionality works and any customization options available.

Quick Access Toolbar: Open PowerPoint and navigate to the Quick Access Toolbar settings.
Select Read-Aloud: Choose "All Commands" and find the "Read Aloud" option.
Adding to Toolbar: Click "Add" to include the Read Aloud button in the toolbar.
Verify Addition: Confirm that the Read Aloud icon is now visible in the Quick Access Toolbar.

Highlighting Text: Select the text you wish to be read aloud from the slide or the notes section.
Start Read-Aloud: Click the Read Aloud icon to begin text-to-speech playback.
Text Selection: Reading begins from the first selected line or word on the screen.
Stopping Read-Aloud: Use the same icon or key command to stop the reading.
Voice Customization: Note that PowerPoint does not support changing the narrator's voice.
Use Cases: Helpful for presentations and Accessibility purposes.

Preparation: Write the text for the slide notes that you want to record.
Recording: Once the text is ready, use PowerPoint's built-in Recording feature via the 'Insert' tab.
Inserting Audio: Click "Audio" and then "Record Audio" to capture spoken notes.
Timing Consideration: Begin Read-Aloud before starting the recording to sync correctly.
Completing Recording: When finished, the audio file will be linked to the slide.
Playback Settings: Adjust the playback settings to play automatically or when clicked during a presentation.

Available Languages: The PowerPoint read-aloud functionality supports 13 languages.
Changing Language: Use the 'Review' tab to adjust the language settings for selected text.
Language List: Includes English (US/UK), German, Chinese, French, Spanish, and more.
Foreign Language Input: Directly input foreign language text in notes to have it read aloud.
Locale Considerations: Ensure text punctuation (half-width vs full-width) matches language conventions for proper reading.

Ondoku Integration: Utilize online tools like Ondoku for enhanced text-to-speech capabilities.
Narration: Prepare text and use external services to convert text to speech.
Audio File Types: Ondoku supports formats including MP3 and WAV for PowerPoint compatibility.
Easy Download: Tools like Ondoku simplify the process of downloading audio for presentation use.
Commercial Use: Verify terms for commercial usage if presentations are for business purposes.