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### SCREENSHOTS
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* File selection dialog
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* The file is delimited to lines with fewer characters each, so there will be no problem with the text-to-speech conversion due to excessively long lines. However, the user can edit the file further before thw speech conversion.
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* Progress bar , and rough estimate of time left (probably depends on hardware)
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* Process complete, the final wav file is inside the created **Sapo_filename** folder, named **filename.wav**.
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If the wav files (one for each line of text file) are too many, the final wav file
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will not be produced. In this case concatetate the wav files in smaller batches ( every 500 files), and then concatenate _those_ to the final sound file, using the **sox** command, for example:
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> cd Sapo_1_1.txt
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> sox {000001..000500}.wav ~/Desktop/1f.wav
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> sox {000501..001000}.wav ~/Desktop/2f.wav
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> sox {001001..001500}.wav ~/Desktop/3f.wav
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> cd ~/Desktop
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> sox {1..33}f.wav final.wav
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